The antennas at the club station DL0DX
10-meter-beam
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Beam for the 10-meter-band. (Photo: Michael, DL5JS)
The new mast with the 4-element beam for 28 MHz on the roof at DL0DX.
15-meter-beam
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Beam for the 15-meter-band. (Photo: Michael, DL5JS)
The short wave beam for 21 MHz,
over it is the 11-element yagi for 2 m.
20-meter-beam
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Beam for the 20-meter-band. (Photo: Michael, DL5JS)
The four-element beam for 14 MHz, over it is one 23-element yagi for 70 cm, over it is the yagi for 23 cm. On the top is the vertical antenna for 2 m and 70 cm.
Multiband shortwave vertical antenna
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Groundplane for the bands 10, 12, 15, 17, 20, 30 and 40 meter.
(Photo: Michael, DL5JS)
The vertical Cushcraft R7 antenna for 7, 10, 14, 18, 21, 24 and 28 MHz.
40-, 80-, and 160-meter-dipoles
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Dipole for the 40-meter-band. (Photo: Michael, DL5JS)
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Dipoles for the 40-, 80-, and 160-meter-band. (Photo: Andreas, DC4AB)
Three dipole antennas are stretched to a adjacent building, each one for 1.8, 3.5 and 7 MHz.
Overview
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All beam at a row. (Photo: Andreas, DC4AB)
Overview about the antenna masts on the roof at DL0DX, captured in July 2006.
Storm losses at DL0DX
Jeanette 2002
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Beam for the 20-meter-band. (Photo: Michael, DL5JS)
The beam before the storm "Jeanette" at the year 2002:
The four elements beam for 20 m on the roof at DL0DX,
over it is the two 23-element yagi for 70 cm,
over it is the yagi for 23 cm.
On the top is the vertical antenna for 2 m and 70 cm.
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(Photo: Burkhard, DK5JG)
The 20-meter-beam on the day after "Jeanette".
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(Photo: Burkhard, DK5JG)
Two days after "Jeanette": The antennas stand again!
The four-element beam for 20 m on the roof at DL0DX,
over it is now only one 23-element yagi for 70 cm,
over it is the yagi for 23 cm.
On the top is the vertical antenna for 2 m and 70 cm.
Kyrill 2007
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Beams and parabolic reflectors for the bands 23, 13, 9, 6 and 3 centimeter. (Photo: Michael, DL5JS)
Before the storm the club station has a 4x 67-element yagi for 1.2 GHz,
over it a 120 cm parabolic reflector for 2.3, 3.4 and 5.6 GHz,
over it a 60 cm parabolic reflector for 10 GHz.
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Microwave mast for the 23 to 3-centimeter-band. (Photo: Andreas, DC4AB)
The mast after the storm "Kyrill" at the year 2007:
Mast and mast extension both are twisted, the lightning conductor is broken off.
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Beam for the 2-meter- und 70-centimeter-band. (Photo: Andreas, DC4AB)
To be able to take part on a contest at the 2-meter- and 70-centimeter-bands, at the place of the broken microwave mast a mast with a 11-element yagi for 2 m and a 23-element yagi for 70 cm was build temporarily.
Pentecost weekend storms Ela 2014
The low-pressure area "Ela" in June 2014 causes many damages in North Rhine-Westphalia, many trees were uprooted. The antennas at the club station got nothing this time, nothing got broken.