Isotron antenna for 14-30 MHz band. Scheme, description

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Antenna "Isotron" for the range 14-30 MHz

Model #10 with straight wire, model #20 with bent wire

Antenna "Isotron" for bands 14-30 MHz

Table 1

Model #	10	11	12
Height, Width, Depth: mm	406x292x102	406x292x102	533x292x102
Range Width:	1Mhz*	1Mhz*	450khz*
Coaxial cable:	50-75 ohms	50-75 ohms	50-75 ohms
Frequency:	28-30 MHz	40 CB channels	Whole Range
Input power:	1000 PEP**	1000 PEP**	1000 PEP**

Antenna "Isotron" for the range 14-30 MHz

Model #20 with bent wire

Antenna "Isotron" for bands 14-30 MHz

Table 2

Model #	15	17	20
Height, Width, Depth: mm	533x292x102	533x292x102	533x203x102
Range Width:	450khz*	450khz*	350khz*
Coaxial cable:	50-75 ohms	50-75 ohms	50-75 ohms
Frequency:	Whole Range	Whole Range	Whole Range
Input power:	1000 PEP**	1000 PEP**	1000 PEP**

Antenna "Isotron" for the range of 14-30 MHz. Antenna design
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