If primary power line carrying noise, you are gonna pick it up well with
parallel wire antenna. Maybe less intense if grounded quarter wave vs.
self-resonant ungrounded half wave?
73, Mike AC5P
On Saturday, March 11, 2017 10:44 AM, Fred C. Jensen
wrote:
It probably doesn't matter
It probably doesn't matter Al, the lines are likely in your antennas near field
and thus coupled. Maybe they will enhance the radiation of some of your RF. [:-)
Fred K6DGW
Al Lorona wrote:
>One leg of a horizontal antenna has to, unfortunately, run parallel to the
>power lines at the back of
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Subject: [Elecraft] [OT] Question about power lines
One leg of a horizontal antenna has to, unfortunately, run parallel to the
power lines at the back of a city lot. Will there be more pickup of
electrical noise if that leg has a current maximum, or a current minimum on
it, a
Please answer on the list -- I have the same issues and would be
interested in any comments.
Thanks -- Lynn
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One leg of a horizontal antenna has to, unfortunately, run parallel to the
power lines at the back of a city lot. Will there be more pickup of electrical
noise if that leg has a current maximum, or a current minimum on it, along the
portion of the antenna closest to the power lines?
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