Maryland Mobileers has a long tradition of building, testing, and deploying antennas for club activities and special events. This page brings together our antenna project archive, including projects completed before 2025 and the 2025 Inverted Vee antenna project.Â
View earlier antenna projects, construction activities, photographs, and club history.Â
Learn about the club’s 2025 antenna-building project and view the construction process.Â
Before 2025, Maryland Mobileers members completed a variety of antenna projects and hands-on activities. These projects helped members develop practical skills while learning more about antenna design, construction, tuning, and installation.Â
MMARC FD Antenna Analysis - Tom W3NI.pdfMMARC FD Instructions - Tom W3NI.pdfThe 2025 Inverted Vee Antenna Project showcases the planning, layouts, construction information, and setup resources used during the club's hands-on antenna build. These materials provide members with practical guidance for building, installing, and understanding an Inverted Vee antenna while encouraging experimentation and continued learning in amateur radio.Â
MMARC FD 2025 Inverted Vee Drawings.pdfMMARC 2025 FIELD DAY INSTRUCTIONS.pdfAntenna projects help members learn about measurements, assembly, tuning, and installation.Â
Layouts and diagrams help operators understand how antenna design, height, direction, and placement affect performance.Â
Working together allows members to share knowledge, solve problems, and learn from one another.Â
Always keep antennas, wire, poles, ropes, ladders, and tools well away from overhead power lines and electrical equipment.
Never raise, lower, install, or adjust antennas during thunderstorms, high winds, or hazardous weather. Use safe lifting practices and appropriate tools during all antenna projects.
Watch the Maryland Mobileers website, club calendar, newsletters, and meeting announcements for future antenna-building activities and hands-on projects.Â
