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**Two Meter Homebrew "H Array"**
In 1965 when I lived in Depew, N.Y., a suburb of Buffalo, N.Y., I built my
first two meter "H Array". My amateur radio call at that time was: WA2WSE.
The antenna consisted 40 elements. 10 over 10 side by side. Four 10 element
beams each 14 feet long, stacked in an "H Array". 1 wavelength high and
1 wavelength apart.
The booms were made out of wood and the elements were aluminum.
The four driven elements were homebrew folded dipoles.
Click on thumbnail to see enlarged picture of 2 meter "H Array"
Back To 6 & 2 Meters Index Page
© 1998 Charles A. Giannetta
"N O T E"
All weather articles written by the author,
weather records for Bath, Pa. USA, graphs,
graphics, pictures, are copyrighted and are owned by the author.
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**Two Meter Homebrew "H Array"** |
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In 1965 when I lived in Depew, N.Y., a suburb of Buffalo, N.Y., I built my
first two meter "H Array". My amateur radio call at that time was: WA2WSE.
The antenna consisted 40 elements. 10 over 10 side by side. Four 10 element
beams each 14 feet long, stacked in an "H Array". 1 wavelength high and
1 wavelength apart.
The booms were made out of wood and the elements were aluminum.
The four driven elements were homebrew folded dipoles.
Click on thumbnail to see enlarged picture of 2 meter "H Array"
Back To 6 & 2 Meters Index Page
© 1998 Charles A. Giannetta