A thought-provoking book which has been a major contribution to the state of the art from an acknowledged expert. It explains the "why" as well as the "how" of HF antennas, and takes a critical look at existing designs in the light of latest developments. A wealth of practical information on the choice and construction of antennas to suit most locations and requirements is also presented.

This second edition has been completely revised and greatly expanded. There are more novel antenna designs, including beams which cover more bands with fewer problems, no trap losses and better rejection of interference, and a new chapter presents a comprehensive review of ways to make antennas smaller, with particular emphasis on small transmitting loops. An essential reference for the antenna experimenter and enthusiast.

Written by Les Moxon, G6XN. Published by The Radio Society of Great Brittain. Second edition, soft cover, 322 pages, measures 9.6"H x 7.3"W.