73 Amateur Radio September 1987
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| 73 Amateur Radio September 1987 | |||
| Page# | ||
| Radio At Green Bank | 16 | ||
| This remote site in West Virginia is home to one of the most impressive collections of radio antennas in the world | |||
| AJ0N | |||
| A Foldover Cheapie | 19 | ||
| Convert scrap water pipe to a 40-foot fold-over antenna tower! | |||
| KF4BI | |||
| Out-of-the-Ordinary QTH's | 22 | ||
| Here are some ideas to help you gel out on your portable antenna - when you really need to | |||
| K4IPV | |||
| Non-Etched Swr Bridge | 24 | ||
| This five-dollar afternoon project will measure swr to better than 1:1 from 7 to 435 MHz | |||
| W6IOJ | |||
| 220 MHz Portable Pocket J-Pole | 27 | ||
| A low-cost quickie with more db-gain than ducks or pullouts | |||
| KB6MIF | |||
| Horseflies and Grid Squares | 33 | ||
| A true tale of truly amazing VHF/UHF DXing! | |||
| KT2B | |||
| General Purpose VHF/UHFAntenna | 38 | ||
| Build a discone for a fraction of the cost of its commercial equivalent | |||
| WA1GPO | |||
| The L'i1 Fixer | 40 | ||
| The ultimate in simplicity | |||
| W9THN | |||
| 440-MHz Repeater Antenna | 41 | ||
| Now you can build one of the most widely used antennas in the public safety and commercial spectrum | |||
| WB2EDV | |||
| The HF Half-Sloper | 43 | ||
| A directive low-angle radiating wire antenna that fits in a small city backyard | |||
| W8DYF |
