K0UO RHOMBIC ANTENNA FARM
The Mighty Rhombic is the "KING of Wire Antennas".
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The ARRL, RSGB, Switzerland, and so many other amateur radio organizations use the Diamond Logo, which looks like a Rhombic antenna.
K0UO is working on the "Lost Art of Rhombics" with four of these large wire antennas, and two 1200 foot V-Beams (VEE) at the Kansas QTH. These are beaming to the eight main DX areas, with phasing for more steering. There is also information on large distributed fed curtains, LPDA, and beverage antennas. Home of the Re-entrant Rhombic which is 90% efficient by re-phasing the power instead of heating up termination resistors
See my call on QRZ, https://www.qrz.com/db/K0UO, or type in my call K0UO for more information and photos. Each Rhombic antenna uses 1000s of feet of 3/8" cable. They are erected on 100 foot wooden utility poles, also the site has two large V Beam antennas which are over 1200 foot long each. Miles of wire in the air and on the Air. Build Them and the DX will Come!
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K0UO
General Steven Walz V31KW K0UO
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W7YRV antenna in the 1990's on the AZ desert
Schematic diagram of six 20 meter sterba curtains at 120' high.
20-meter Sterba array. The tower on the right is 150'; and it also supports two 40-meter bi-squares. The tower on the left supports two 20-meter bi-squares arrys.
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