The Sloper Antenna Explained
"The Sloper Antenna Explained" Views expressed in this Amateur/Ham Radio antenna post are those of Claude Jollet (VE2DPE). Content and Source: Claude Jollet (VE2DPE). https://www.hamradiosecrets.com/sloper-antenna.html Please check URL or scroll down to read your selections. Thanks for joining us today. Russ Roberts (KH6JRM/AL0HA). https://simplehamradioantennas.blogspot.com. https://arrlnewshawaii.blogspot.com. The Sloper Antenna Explained by Claude Jollet - VE2DPE The classic sloper antenna is a top-fed 1/4 wave vertical antenna sloping down and away from a tower. The sloper's feed point is anchored high above ground near the top of the tower on which sits a grounded HF yagi beam antenna. The yagi plays the role of a ground plane, while the tower plays the double role of reflector and grounding "rod". The classic sloper antenna (drawing not to scale) This Page Covers Classic Sloper Pseudo Dipole Sloper Dipole Sloper Loop Sloper I have found, from experien...