Ferrite rod antenna, 160 meter band. CQ de UW5EDK
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The video documents the operation and setup of a ferrite rod antenna specifically designed for the 160-meter amateur radio band. The transmission frequency utilized during the operation is noted as 1865 KHz, fitting within the low-frequency characteristics of the 160-meter band (1.8–2.0 MHz). The segment features amateur radio operator UW5EDK making a general call, indicated by the 'CQ' designation.
This type of antenna configuration utilizes a magnetic core, or ferrite rod, to efficiently radiate or receive signals at lower frequencies where full-sized wire antennas can be impractical in certain installations. The presentation serves as a demonstration of practical on-air performance using this specialized antenna hardware for long-distance communication simulations.
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