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HamAntCal
  • Category: Utilities
  • First released: July 5, 2012
  • Versions: 1 archived
  • Seller: Joseph Garber

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 5.0 or later.

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2.0
Requires iOS 5.0+
February 16, 2013
867 KB Encrypted Install Download

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Archived Reviews

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Great program
     
by Xman4u · April 4, 2016

Very easy to use.

K9JDP
     
by Jporterfield · December 1, 2016

Great app use it all the time 👍

What do you expect
     
by Short stroke · November 21, 2016

Love this app, comes close as stated, I have an antenna analyzer to finish it off, would recommend it to anyone, lots of fun in the middle of a thought, instead of pulling out an actual Calculator and going through all the math, gives me something to think about

Easy in the field
     
by Bepartial · May 24, 2025

This app is very easy to use and very quick.<br/><br/>We enjoy using it in the field to make last-minute calculations to modify antennas and to update existing ones

Update Please
     
by Hsisdusnsjfbvs · October 15, 2017

This app was a 5, but is now a 1 since I can’t use it anymore.<br/>Please update it to work with the latest iPhone update! Thanks!

Useless & Very Rudimental
     
by Pet Natividad · July 19, 2015

Any experienced antenna designer will find this app as useful as using a 12 inch ruler measuring 100 feet length.<br/><br/>I am shocked with the reviews this app has gotten. It's ridiculous to even presume this numbers will even come close to the correct length of an actual design. Handful of factors could have been easily coded to its sub-routine. At least adding the velocity factor and size of radiating element as a variable field. This will drastically give ham operators a better chance of getting a more realistic and accurate result.

2easy
     
by Yeah-haa · September 14, 2015

So easy even a caveman could use it

App is wrong on inverted V
     
by Whiffing · October 9, 2016

This app calculates wrong on inverted V. Inverted V antennas are up to 5% shorter than a dipole. Don't trust this app. Needs to be corrected<br/><br/>W9KJO

Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.