Basic Principles of Cheap Wire Antennas for Newbies in Ham Radio
Correction at 33:21 - frequency should be lower - around 6.95MHz. Cheap and Easy.. A Free Lunch for Ham Radio operators. Verticals, dipoles, delta loops, DX or daytime QSOs. Why you need at least THREE antennas. Callum. Originally presented to Northern Colorado Amateur Radio Club on Jan 20th 2024. More videos: ▶️ • Antenna Modelling Antenna Modelling ▶️ • Tips and Tricks Tips and Tricks ▶️ • Antennas Antennas ▶️ • Live Streams Live Streams ▶️ • Commander World My Stuff ▶️ • Foundation Training Ham Radio Training
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