1. End-fed Antenna Challenges A so-called random wire antenna is an end fed antenna. One end goes straight into the rig, often with no feedline, and the other end in the air attached to something as ...

The proposed antenna is an end-fed dipole fed with the unun. These are somewhat controversial with some people swearing they can’t work and others saying they are amazing.

The end-fed configuration is handy for portability too, because you can easily secure one end and feed the other end. Compare that to a dipole where you have to feed a high point and secure both ends.

Random Wire Antenna Lengths A so-called random wire antenna is an end fed antenna. As typically installed, it is a compromise antenna but great for portable use because it is easy to pack and easy to ...

The HW Series 1/2-wave center-fed dipole antenna is now available in a 1.4-GHz version. In a rugged yet cosmetically attractive package, the component’s internal counterpoise eliminates the ...

A new half-wave, center-fed dipole antenna has been designed for applications requiring a compact, low-cost antenna solution. The HW series antenna’s internal counterpoise maximizes performance ...

Elements are stacked in arrays of up to 12 bays for increased gain and are end fed from a support boom. The Slant-V style antenna consists of two shunt fed dipole elements in a slanted V configuration ...

Custom mounting brackets also are available. Fiberglass radomes are available for antennas exposed to adverse weather conditions. The Slant-V antenna consists of two shunt-fed dipole elements in a ...