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looking for windows based antenna design freeware

05/16/2008 11:00 AM

I'm looking for antenna design software for directional log periodic and Yagi antenna configurations (parabolic and bowtie would be a plus). does anyone know where I might find such an animal. Most of the freeware I'm finding is old DOS based stuff that does not run well in XP.

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Re: looking for windows based antenna design freeware

05/16/2008 3:14 PM

If you look on the 'software' topic you should see a topic about free ware programs also I think, there have been a few other freeware programs mentioned and one was definitely for aerial design of Yagis etc...

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Re: looking for windows based antenna design freeware

05/16/2008 11:28 PM

Look on the various Ham radio sites and newsgroups. You might start with www.arrl.org as well as the alt.rec.radio.amateur...... newsgroups, there is one for antennas. The ARRL also prints an antenna handbook which includes a CD with associated software.

Some of the programs may be DOS oriented but that should not be an automatic show stopper.

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Re: looking for windows based antenna design freeware

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