Any other forum more into antennas?

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Users are seeking recommendations for forums focused on antenna theory and design, with ARRL's Antenna Handbook being highly regarded. Suggestions include the ARRL website and Discover Circuits, which is noted for its beginner-friendly approach. Another recommended forum is Eng-Tips, praised for its polite community and helpful responses. The discussion highlights a desire for more specialized resources beyond general ham radio content. Overall, the thread emphasizes the importance of finding supportive and informative platforms for antenna enthusiasts.
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Anyone have suggestion on other forums that are more into antenna theory and design?
 
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ARRL's Antenna Handbook is for me the Bible on antennas

I'm not a Ham Radio guy but have lnown many over the years

I'd try ARRL site

and this one

http://www.discovercircuits.com/

the guy who runs it is a beginner friendly EE and doesn't try to sell you stuff.

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Thanks guys.
 
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