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“THE TILTED TERMINATED FOLDED DIPOLE
Recently, I have been experimenting with the Tilted Terminated Folded Dipole, a.k.a. TTFD, a.k.a. T2FD. I have not previously used one of these antennas, so it was most interesting checking out the design specifications and construction details. The design has been around for many years now, first coming to prominence in the June 1949 issue of QST Magazine.“
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