My low cost 10 meter antenna DIY. Post 2018.
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How would you like to build a cheap, effective, and easy-to-assemble 10 meter mobile antenna? You can if you follow the resourceful tips outlined in this excellent video from the "HamRadioConcepts" Video Channel.
The antenna was made from about $3.00 worth of parts from the 2015 Melbourne, Florida Hamfest. The original 20 meter Hamstick was modified for the 10 meter amateur radio band at almost no cost.
Antenna design and experiments are part of the challenge and fun of Amateur/Ham Radio. You don't need lots of cash to enjoy the "radio art" if you're willing to use your imagination and a little creativity.
"Ham Radio Concepts" says the intent of the project "is to show the newcomer or the seasoned operator WHY it is fun to experiment and homebrew. This is what the hobby is all about. You don't need a ton of money, just a little bit of effort and some ingenuity, and the end result is so much more rewarding. 73, please subscribe, thumbs up, and check out my other videos.."
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Thanks for joining us today.
Aloha es 73 de Russ (KH6JRM).
If you can't see the video, please insert this title URL into your browser search box: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o74VTSaBGwU.
How would you like to build a cheap, effective, and easy-to-assemble 10 meter mobile antenna? You can if you follow the resourceful tips outlined in this excellent video from the "HamRadioConcepts" Video Channel.
The antenna was made from about $3.00 worth of parts from the 2015 Melbourne, Florida Hamfest. The original 20 meter Hamstick was modified for the 10 meter amateur radio band at almost no cost.
Antenna design and experiments are part of the challenge and fun of Amateur/Ham Radio. You don't need lots of cash to enjoy the "radio art" if you're willing to use your imagination and a little creativity.
"Ham Radio Concepts" says the intent of the project "is to show the newcomer or the seasoned operator WHY it is fun to experiment and homebrew. This is what the hobby is all about. You don't need a ton of money, just a little bit of effort and some ingenuity, and the end result is so much more rewarding. 73, please subscribe, thumbs up, and check out my other videos.."
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Thanks for joining us today.
Aloha es 73 de Russ (KH6JRM).
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Aloha es 73 de Russ (KH6JRM).