I was prompted to write an article about this type of antenna by the fact that there is not much good information to repeat correctly. I note – the right one! 
I have been using antennas of the asymmetrical dipole type for a long time. I repeated the first antennas from the designs that I found on the Internet, but they worked, to put it mildly, not always good. 
With the advent of compact antenna analyzers, the theory was able to connect to practice in the form of accurate graphs and measurements.

Therefore – I think that we need to collect everything into one article, and you should not be afraid to repeat it, even if your first antennas like “Windoms” were unsuccessful. Although it is a mistake to call it Windom, but oh well. 

For information, the Windom Antenna is a single-wire antenna that works directly with the ground. Our version is precisely an asymmetric dipole. 
An asymmetric dipole OCF is a non-grounded dipole antenna fed by a two-wire line, either a coaxial or a parallel conductor with an open wire. But since the most common and simple design is a trx-coaxial antenna, let’s talk about such an antenna design Continue reading Asymmetric Dipole Antenna (OCFD) – or incorrect name of Windom FD4