🌟 Dive into amateur radio OR shortwave radio experimentation and discover this simple guide to making a Dipole Antenna for any frequency / band! 🌟

My step-by-step tutorial video will show the simplicity of constructing a Dipole Antenna.

🔥 What's in the Video?🔥

Learn how to design and build a Dipole Antenna that for any band, from HF to VHF.

🔨 DIY Magic: No need for fancy equipment! I'll guide you through the entire process with common tools and materials, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced builders.

📺 Visual Feast: My high-quality, not professionally shot video provides mainly clear, semi easy-to-follow visuals.


Get ready to get your feet wet in a thrilling journey of radio with my "Build Your Own Dipole Antenna" video.

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My tests were conducted offline as I have been told my videos are too long. If you would like to see a copy of my results, go join the Ham Radio Clubhouse discord!

My test resulted in 100 watts on side band for 1 hour with 63 contacts. I do believe that this dipole could handle more. build one and test!


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Links:
Wire Winder - Thingiverse - print it yourself [ Ссылка ]

Or Purchase one at :
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Bulkhead So239 connector at - [ Ссылка ]

RG174 Coax - [ Ссылка ] (You can get 30ft, you only need a foot or two)

Type 61 Toroid (5961002701) Please note, for HF Bands, you may be better off using a type 43 or even 31 for the Choke (Links to suggest why are listed below) . in these charts, pay attention to the coax type for the winding and the number of turns. for example, the chart on the second page suggests I could have had better choking performance by doubling my turns on my rg174 to 16 turns from 8. for HF, the most efficient toroid to use would use, (this chart is great because with your desired band, you can use this to decide the best type mix and turns) would most likely be a type 43.
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Carlon Case if you want this to be a more rugged, outdoor antenna -[ Ссылка ]

The Kevlar Wire was Kevlar wire. Currently, Aaron doesn't gave a for sale page on this wire. When he does, I'll post that or his email (with permission)

Otherwise, you could use a Silicone wire like BnTechGo - [ Ссылка ]

End Insulators or Antenna Links - [ Ссылка ]


Helpful links for your build:

VK6YSF. Read this guys page on Choking Baluns for HF, but also note the bottom of the page with more links to more Chokes. All use a type 53 configuration. - [ Ссылка ]

G3TXQ has some information on 43, 31 and 61 chokes. Nice graphs too, This page is a must see for easy to understand Chokes/coax uses and results. - [ Ссылка ]

West Mountain Radio Dipole Calculator
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The 468 (Mathematical method) equation to calculate the length of your dipole - [ Ссылка ]

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