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Practical Balcony Version of an Old Military Car Antenna

Practical Balcony Version of an Old Military Car Antenna: By: Sergey Sushko, ex UA9LBG

Wide flat dipoles were widely used on the roof of the Soviet Radio Communication Car in 40- 50 years of the 20 century. It was a flat rectangle made of aluminum tubes in 10… 20 mm diameter that has length near 2 meter and wide near 0.75 meter. Inside the rectangle there were installed several aluminum tubes (having diameter 10… 20 mm) in bridge. Their ends were welded to the narrow sides of the rectangle. At my opinion the design looks like Clothes Dryer. So I decided make the antenna at my balcony in way that everyone believes that is the same Clothes Dryer.....

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