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| − | {{Project|name=Hacktenna|created=01/06/2013|modified=22/06/2013|members= tgreer, [[User:Wyan |Ruben]], [[User:Wiggler |Vic]], [[User:Datagramm |Sam]], Filbert }} | + | {{Project|name=Hacktenna|created=01/06/2013|modified=22/06/2013|members= tgreer, [[User:Wyan |Ruben]], [[User:Wiggler |Vic]], [[User:Datagramm |Sam]], [[User:Filbert|Filbert]] }} |
The Hacktenna was built by the Ham Radio hackers on the 1st of June 2013. | The Hacktenna was built by the Ham Radio hackers on the 1st of June 2013. | ||
Revision as of 14:44, 2 July 2013
| Hacktenna | |
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| Created | 01/06/2013 |
| Members | tgreer, Ruben, Vic, Sam, Filbert |
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The Hacktenna was built by the Ham Radio hackers on the 1st of June 2013.
It is a random length wire (with random length being around 20m) hanging about 1m above the fence, and insulated from the transmission line by a ferrite choke with five loops of wire. The antenna can be easily tuned with an ATU in most HF bands.
Orientation is roughly N/S, so we hope to be able to communicate on the E/W direction (which leaves out Africa, unfortunately).
We did two way contact with Italy, and heard several stations from Russia, Germany, and the UK.
Update
The wire length was altered and better tuned to the 20m band on the 22nd June 2013 by Filbert & TGreer
Photography by Vic (M6BOK), used with permission.