Tuesday, December 31, 2019

Very simple bi-quad antenna for 432 MHz

A very simple antenna for the 432 MHz (70cm) band. Can be built in minutes but provides a little gain. Not as good as a beam but worthwhile for casual SSB and WSPR work.


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