| ACROSS |
| 2 | A transformer that essentially balances unbalanced feedline. |
| 3 | A beam that is cubical. |
| 5 | A soft metal that is melted into a conductive joint. |
| 7 | A wire used to strengthen a structure. |
| 9 | The pole that supports most aluminum antennas. |
| 12 | A large wire antenna. |
| 14 | The pair of conductors that carry power to and from the antenna, which can be open. |
| 15 | An eight-foot nail to ground your station. |
| 17 | The earth. |
| 18 | An antenna turner. |
| 20 | An antenna that is not horizontally-polarized. |
| 23 | The supporting element of a beam. |
| 24 | A cable with a center conductor, and an outer shield. |
| 25 | An antenna... |
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| DOWN |
| 1 | Contains more than one wire. |
| 4 | A type of beam with loops. |
| 6 | An artificial antenna. |
| 8 | The outer-conductor in coaxial cable. |
| 10 | Used to match the transmitter output impedance to the antenna system. |
| 11 | The most common balanced-wire antenna. |
| 13 | A flat beam with 2 or more elements. |
| 16 | A conductor. |
| 19 | A directional antenna. |
| 21 | This is used where a mast is too short for the job. |
| 22 | A circular conductor. |
