22 Different Wire Antennas for the 160 Meter Band.

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If you need a 160 meter band Amateur Radio antenna, this article from https://topbandhams.com can help you. 

The post covers several popular antenna configurations which can be adapted for your operating environment.

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Russ Roberts (KH6JRM).

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22 Different Wire Antennas

for the 160 Meter Band


Random Length Radiator Wire Antenna


Delta Loop Antenna


Half Delta Loop Antenna


1.9 MHz Full-Wave Loop Antenna

Off-Center-Fed Full-Wave Doublet Antenna


Terminated Sloper Antenna

Double Extended Zepp Antenna


40m - 80m - 160m Short Dipole Antenna


10m -160m Multiband “Z” Antenna

160m Half-Sloper Antenna

160m Linear Loaded Sloper Antenna

Super-Sloper Antenna


Clothesline Antenna


160m, 80m, 40m Curtain Zepp Antenna

160m Inverted Delta Loop

160m Capacitance Loaded Vertical Antenna

160m Inverted-L


160m Inductance-Loaded Shortened Dipole

160m Loop Antenna for TX


160m and 80m Morgain-Dipole Antenna


160m Twisted Loop Antenna

160m DX RX Loop Antenna


References:

Antenna Toolkit - J. Carr

Practical Antenna Handbook - J. Carr

More Antenna Classics - C. Hutchinson

Amateur Radio Techniques - P. Hawker

ARRL Antenna Handbook 1990-2007

ARRL Handbook 1990-2009

ARRL Antenna Compendium

73 Magazine 1970-2002

Funkamateur Magazine 1990-2011

RSGB Handbook - 2007 - 2010

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