My favorite Larson E. Rapp article was the one about the buried
antenna.  He had read in the Antenna Book that every dipole has an
"image" antenna an equal distance below ground.  So he figured you could
just as well put the real antenna under ground and then the image would
be up in the air.

I understand that some guy was actually digging up his yard before a
buddy clued him in.  :=)

Al N1AL


On Wed, 2008-03-19 at 21:24, Lyle Johnson wrote:
> T. David Yarnes wrote:
> > Hmmmmmmmmmm!  Has Larson E. Rapp been reincarnated in the body of Steven 
> > G. Katz?
> 
> I think they are 3rd cousins, twice removed.
> 
> Lyle
> 
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