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               6. Substitute rhombic antennas 
              7. Lightening protection of rhombic antennas  
              8. Placement of rhombic antenna near other subjects 
                 
                
              Part 2 Little-known antennas
                
              Chapter 1 Antenna Beverage  
               
              1. Optimal antenna Beverage  
              2. Ground for antenna Beverage 
              3. Quarter wave counterpoises as ground 
                for antenna Beverage 
              4. Load of the antenna Beverage  
              5. Length of the antenna Beverage  
              6. Efficiency of the antenna Beverage  
              7. Change of direction of lobes at pattern 
                of the antenna Beverage  
              8. Practical design sides of the antenna 
                feeding and load  
              9. Simplified antenna Beverage with the 
                switched pattern  
              10. Installation of the antenna Beverage. 
                 
              11. Lightening protection of the antenna 
                Beverage  
               
              Chapter 
                2 Antenna DDRR
                
              1. Type of antennas DDRR.  
              2. DDRR - a vertical radiator  
              3. Feeding of the antenna DDRR.  
              4. Efficiency of the antenna DDRR.  
              5. Half-wave antenna DDRR.  
              6. Spiral and line antenna DDRR.  
              7. Influence of atmospheric influences 
                to antenna DDRR.  
              8. Influence of nearby subjects to antenna DDRR.  
              9. Practical design of feeding of antenna 
                DDRR.  
              10. Broadband antenna DDRR.  
              11. Practical design of antenna DDRR.  
              12. Vertical design of antenna DDRR.  
               
              Part- 
                3 Invisible and substitute antennas
                
              Chapter- 1: Invisible and substitute antennas
              1. Electric antennas 
              2. Substitute asymmetrical antennas 
              3. Dipole substitute 
                antennas
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              Chapter- 2: 
                Making TV antennas work for amateur radio
               
              Chapter- 3: 
                Simple antennas for amateur radio expeditions 
                
              1. Dipole and loop antennas  
              2. Beam antennas 
              3. Vertical antennas 
                
              Part- 4 Antennas for 
                the 6- meters range 
                
              Part- 
                5 Antennas for the 11- meters range
              Part- 6 Feeders 
                of radio amateur radio stations
               
              Chapter- 1 Transmission lines 
              
              1. Work of transmission lines 
              2. Coaxial cables 
              3. Two wire lines  
              4. SWR at transmission lines 
              5. Substitute transmission lines 
              6. Home brew transmission lines 
               
              Chapter- 2 Symmetrical devices at transmission 
                lines  
               
              Chapter- 3 The 
                truth and lies of a SWR- meter
                
              Part- 
                7 Interferences at amateur radio
               
              1. Elimination of interferences at MW- 
                SW ranges  
              2. Elimination of interferences making 
                of VHF- stations  
               
                3.      
                One more way of elimination TVI (It was published 
                at ANTENTOP-1, 2003, at the title: 
                Nonlinear Effect on Antennas) 
                
              Supplementary 
                
              Antennas Vocabulary  
                
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