Build Notes for a 10 Meter Moxon Antenna by MØMRR
I live in a typically overpopulated English town. Our back garden is very small - measuring approx. 25ft X 35ft. Neighbours are side to side and to our rear. Putting up a large antenna is just not possible.
http://www.moxonantennaproject.com/m0mrr_moxon.htm

10m Aluminium Moxon Construction by MØMRR
I found the plan to build the aluminium Moxon via the Moxon Project web site. As I had very good results with a wire Moxon put together from telescopic fishing poles and wire I thought I would make something a bit sturdier.
http://www.moxonantennaproject.com/m0mrr_moxon2.htm

10m Bent attic Yagi by KE4UYP
This is a horzontally polarized three Element Yagi. The bent Elements cause very little performance lose.
When you consider it is only 8ft. 5" wide and 7ft. 6" long and still has 6.2dbi gain and 20db front to back ratio.
http://ke4uyp.tripod.com/Bent_Attic_Yagi.html

10M Moxon Yagi by WB5CXC
I wanted to build a 10M Yagi. I looked at some of the options and decided on the Moxon after I built my 2M Moxon. I designed the Moxon using the Moxon Rectangle Generator.
http://www.wb5cxc.com/10mmoxon.html

10M Vertical by WB5CXC
I have built several of the Copper Cactus 2M antennas and have also been building EH antennas, so I decided to use similar building methods and materials for my 10M vertical dipole (copper pipe and PVC pipe).
http://www.wb5cxc.com/10mvert.html

A compact 2 element beam for 10M by EI9GQ
During a visit to a local garden centre, I bought a pack of 6ft bamboo rods. Armed with just a couple of rolls of sticky tape, some fibreglass rod, cable ties and the pack of bamboo, I set about building a beam for 10M.
http://homepage.eircom.net/~ei9gq/beam.html

A Hanging Rectangular Loop Antenna by KT4QW
This page describes a rotatable hanging loop antenna that has been specifically designed for hanging in a tree... Horizontally polarized with a broad azimuth pattern and gain of nearly 3dB over a simple horizontal dipole!
http://kt4qw.com/acan1.htm

A Light and Sturdy Quad for 10 and 15 meters by KA3PDM & W3/CE3VU
Fishin' for DX? A few fishin' poles and a hank of wire can help you snag the Big One!
http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Technology/tis/info/pdf/9107030.pdf
 

A Simple Nondirectional Antenna for Ten Meters by W7AYB
There are several reasons why a ham whose chief interest lies in the ten-meter band may not want to or cannotput up a rotatable beam. Such an antenna is expensive, it requires a sturdy support, many consider it an eyesore, ...
http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Technology/tis/info/pdf/5002016.pdf

Homebase10 Antenna for 28MHz by G3XBM
The Homebase10 is a simple to make wire halo antenna for 10m (28MHz) built using parts available from the local DIY store.The resulting antenna is very effective on 10m despite its small size and light weight.
https://sites.google.com/site/g3xbmqrp3/antennas/homebase

Shorten Dipole for 10 & 40m. Bands by SV1XY
Using inductors, the total length of antenna is about 50% of a full size 40m. Band Dipole.
The internal part of antenna (2 "A" sections) is a full dipole for 10m Band.
https://www.qsl.net/sv1bsx/dipole_sh/dipole_sh.html

The 10 Meter Loop Antenna by KGØZZ
Loop antennas are a favorite among hams. They are a simple design and offer more gain than a half wave dipole antenna. A full wavelength loop antenna can have as much as 2 db extra gain over a dipole when compared at a similar height.
http://www.amateurradio.bz/10_meter_loop_antenna.html

The 10/11 Meter Ground Plane Antenna by KGØZZ
Although primarily mounted on a mast and used for short range base to mobile communications, ground plane antennas also make good DX antennas. For working long distances these antennas can be mounted on a mast or on the ground.
http://www.amateurradio.bz/10-11m_ground_plane_antenna.html

The 10/15/20 Meter Trap Vertical Antenna by KGØZZ
This antenna project came out very nice. It's a rugged homebrew multi-band trap vertical antenna that works the 10, 15, and 20 meter amateur radio bands. The antenna can be mounted on the ground or on a mast.
http://www.amateurradio.bz/10_15_20_trap_vertical_antenna.html

The HF Satellite Antenna by W4SAT
This is a no compromise dual band antenna. Instead of using traps, this design interlaces two separate antennas on one boom. This is a full size, four element beam on 10, and three elements on 15 meters!
http://www.qsl.net/w4sat/hfsat.htm

Three-Element Antenna for 28 MHz by DF9CY
The 3 element is a commercial antenna by PAN International, which I slightly modified for good performance on the 10m Amateur-Radio band. Design Frequency: 28.300 MHz.
http://www.df9cy.de/tech-mat/cy3ele28.htm

Two on 10 by AA1DO
Hankerin’ for more performance on 10 meters? Wanna greet the upcoming sunspot peak with gusto? This home-brew two-element beam is the perfect introduction to rolling your own gain antenna.
http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Technology/tis/info/pdf/9904067.pdf

Une antenne 10 mètres pour station portable
Une pensée particulière à nos amis "ON3" lors de la confection du prototype de cette antenne, on vient de leur attribuer la bande des 10 mètres. Idéale pour le 28 MHz QRP ( 10 watts maximum ), parfaite pour le trafic en portable par sa facilité d’implantation.
http://www.roue-libre.be/article.php3?id_article=76