L. B. Cebik, W4RNL, developed an algorithm for calculating the dimensions of a MOXON Rectangle antenna. AC6LA was asked to write a small program incorporating Cebik's work. AC6LA has an excellent site with several ham radio related software applications.
The following section relates to links to LB Cebik's (SK) website. You now need a free membership to view these links. Point your browser to WWW.CEBIK.COM and register to gain access to that website. After registration, you can search for these sections on his website.
- Using MOXON Rectangles for WARC-Band Antennas
Part 1: Some 17-12 Meter Ideas
Part 2: Some 30-17-12 Meter Ideas - A Truly Portable MOXON Rectangle for Nearly No-Tool Field Assembly
- Designing MOXON Rectangles by Equation and by Model
- MOXON Rectangles (with Dimension Calculator): 14 Items
- The Elusive MOXON Nest
- MOXON-Modifying the C3-Type Tri-bander
- A Tale of 4 Beams: The X, the Hex, the Square, and the Rect
VK2ABQ Squares and MOXON Rectangles
An Aluminum MOXON Rectangle for 10-Meters
Wire MOXON Rectangles for 40-10 Meters
Further Notes on 40-Meter Wire MOXON Rectangles
Notes on the MOXON Rectangle Pattern
Multi-Banding the MOXON Rectangle
The MOXON Rectangle on 2 Meters
Designing MOXON Rectangles by Equation and by Model
AC6V's HOMEBREW ANTENNAS LINKS
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great list!
You are invited to visit web pages for the following hams who have also been experimenting with MOXON antennas:
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Allen Baker, KG4JJH, kg4jjh@arrl.net who wrote an article for the May, 2003 issue of QST magazine entitled The Black Widow--A Portable 15 Meter Beam... from MOXON to Cebik to Baker, a proven design that will have you reeling in contacts during Field Day and beyond. Click here to download construction diagrams and antenna radiation patterns companion to his article.
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G0WSP "Phil", phil@bux23767.freeserve.co.uk. Phil designed and built a multi-band MOXON which you can learn more about by clicking here.
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N0KHQ "John", N0KHQ@aol.com. John designed and built a Coaxial MOXON which employs RG-58 coax instead of wire for the elements to reduce the physical size of the antenna. You can learn more about John's MOXON by clicking here.
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WB4QDA "John", wb4qda@comcast.net an interested by-stander that KD6WD and K4QKY talk somewhat regularly on 17 meters. John runs a new Tentec Orion into a SteppIR 3 element yagi.