As always, we want to hear back from you. ON4UN also presents solid ideas for the ham with limited space, as well as for those fortunate ones who have the budget and the real estate to erect “monster antennas” where they wish. The old adage, “You can’t have too many antennas” still rings loud and true, especially on the low bands. Indeed ON4UN’s Low-Band DXing covers everything you want to know about 160, 80 and 40 meters-with a strong emphasis on antennas, of course. Those of you familiar with the Third Edition published in 1999 will be pleased to find virtually completely new chapters covering phased arrays and receiving antennas. John must know personally everyone on the low bands! Newcomers and old-timers will both benefit from the vast store of practical information in this major revision. As in the previous three editions, you will find an amazing wealth of information springing from ON4UN’s extensive hands-on experience and that of many, many collaborators and contributors. Author John Devoldere, ON4UN, has long been recognized both for his outstanding achievements on the low bands and as a highly successful on-the-air contester and DXer. This book is a must-read for DXers, contesters and even casual operators who venture on occasion onto the 160, 80, and 40 meter bands. We at ARRL are pleased to publish a major revision of what has become an essential guidebook for low-banders: ON4UN’s Low-Band DXing by John Devoldere. Quedan reservados todos los derechos 4th Edition First Printing ISBN: 0-87259-914-0 No part of this work may be reproduced in any form except by written permission of the publisher. 74 of the Radio Amateur’s Library, published by the League. Dean Straw, N6BV, Editor Michelle Bloom, WB1ENT Sue Fagan-Front Cover Jodi Morin, KA1JPA Joe Shea David Pingree, N1NAS Michael DanielsĬopyright secured under the PanAmerican Convention International Copyright secured This work is publication No. ON4UN’s Low-Band DXing Antennas, Equipment

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