Amateur Radio HF Antennas: Homemade HF Antennas

Claude Jollet · VE2DPE

Amateur Radio HF Antennas Część 3 · Claude Jollet

Informacje o e-booku

Imagine! You are suddenly getting 59+ signal reports. You proudly answer that you are running “barefoot” and using a homemade HF antenna. You're in amateur radio heaven.

Nothing compares to the intense satisfaction that the amateur radio operator derives from having built a fully functional homemade amateur radio HF antenna. Planning, gathering the parts, assembling, adapting, testing and, finally, making memorable contacts with your homemade antenna are priceless moments in an amateur's life. The rewards are many, as you will see.

This e-book is designed to help you reach that level of satisfaction.

O autorze

Claude Jollet obtained his amateur radio Basic Certificate with his operator's license in 1973 and his Advanced Certificate in 1974. He has been operating under the call sign VE2DPE from day one. He loves everything about ham radio, but he especially loves to experiment with antennas. Hence his decision to share the fruits of his more than 40 years experience in this e-book and the others in the series. As the call sign reveals, Claude lives in the predominantly  French-speaking Canadian Province of Québec, in a small town called Notre-Dame-des-Prairies.