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Call Sign : 26-CT-4319 Posts : 66 Times Thanked : 0 Join date : 2021-11-02 QTH or Location : Milton keynes Equipment Used : Ic7300,yeasu ft2000 ICOM 706mk11
Subject: Moxon antennas Tue Apr 11, 2023 11:33 pm
Hi all Do any of you use the moxon antenna and what's your impression so far? Thinking of getting one or maybe building one let me know Cheers Howard.
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Call Sign : 26-CT-1836 Amateur Radio Call Sign 2E0GGQ Posts : 4488 Times Thanked : 388 Join date : 2019-06-27 QTH or Location : Redcar, North Yorkshire. Equipment Used : Radios & Wires & Stuff! Age : 60
Subject: Re: Moxon antennas Wed Apr 12, 2023 11:05 am
Hi Howard,
One of our ex administrators always used a Moxon and had great success with it.
I'd say that it's definitely worth giving it a go.
73's Gary.
C T. Admin.
Northern Crusader Major contributor
Call Sign : M0GVZ / 26CT1760 Posts : 536 Times Thanked : 35 Join date : 2019-11-13 QTH or Location : IO94SA Equipment Used : Icom 7300, TS480, President McKinley, Albrecht AE6110, CRT Mike Age : 54
Subject: Re: Moxon antennas Sat Apr 29, 2023 8:43 am
Howard wrote:
Hi all Do any of you use the moxon antenna and what's your impression so far? Thinking of getting one or maybe building one let me know Cheers Howard.
I've got one in my collection, used it for a 10m low power entry in one of the worldwide contests. Even at 16ft it got out really well and had good rejection. Nothing like pointing a beam towards the USA and hearing all of Europe disappear so you can actually hear the USA instead of just a wall of European stations.
Worked China longpath with just 100W.
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Call Sign : 26-CT-1079 Posts : 56 Times Thanked : 3 Join date : 2019-07-01 QTH or Location : Walsall Age : 64
Subject: Re: Moxon antennas Sat Apr 29, 2023 4:34 pm
Hi Howard i use a moxon over a vertical Gainmaster its usually 4-6 points better on receive and transmit my last interesting contact was with the falklands , it also works well on the sporadic E and weighing only 4kg and not a huge antenna . I even brought a spare one just in case 73's Mark
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Call Sign : 26-CT-4319 Posts : 66 Times Thanked : 0 Join date : 2021-11-02 QTH or Location : Milton keynes Equipment Used : Ic7300,yeasu ft2000 ICOM 706mk11
Subject: Re: Moxon antennas Thu May 04, 2023 12:06 am
Cheers chaps Yes I'm going to try a homebrew which I will build for 10/11 meters and see how it goes and compare with the sirio 2016 I have and that's a good antenna if I say.
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Call Sign : 26-CT-4319 Posts : 66 Times Thanked : 0 Join date : 2021-11-02 QTH or Location : Milton keynes Equipment Used : Ic7300,yeasu ft2000 ICOM 706mk11
Subject: Anyone selling a moxon ? Sat May 20, 2023 4:49 pm
Hi all anyone selling a moxon for the 10/11 band and how much if you want to get rid of it let me know Cheers Howard.
Whyachi New Member
Call Sign : 41-CT-005 / ZL1AML Posts : 8 Times Thanked : 0 Join date : 2023-08-19 QTH or Location : Whangarei Equipment Used : ANYTONE AT-5555N II CB Radio
Subject: Re: Moxon antennas Sun Aug 20, 2023 10:16 am
I have used a Moxon Antenna in the past with great results and was building another one until I saw the Mini Horse - A Folded 3 element beam - Similar to the Moxon - now in the process of constructing this antenna. Sorry - Can't paste links yet.
YouTube this - 10m & CB Band Simple Effective Yagi Beam Antenna Mini Horse.
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