If you want a quiet, simple, and effective multiband antenna for 10 to 24 MHz, please try this HF delta loop antenna project from Australian radio amateur Peter Parker (VK3YE).
All you need is 18 meters (59.0551 feet) of wire, two sturdy fiberglass masts, some 300 ohm or 450 ohm ladder line, and a balanced antenna "tuner".
Peter show you how to design, build, test, and use this delta loop antenna for the upper HF bands.
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Aloha es 73 de Russ (KH6JRM).
Here are a few comments from Peter (VK3YE):
Got 18 metres of wire, a couple of poles and not much space? If so this vertically polarised delta loop might work for you. It operates from 10 to 24 MHz and can give DX contacts. But is it directive? Watch the video and find out.
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