Chuck, K2CG wrote:
I enjoy putting together and playing with simple wire antennas for field
operations. I have also been fortunate to enjoy moderate success with my
efforts.
However I am looking to refine my approach in an effort to make my systems
more efficient. My approach in the past has
I do the same as Martin writes.
Modeling transmission lines with Eznec is difficult for me...
You could also use TLA by N6BV.
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Hi, Chuck.
I usually don't add the transmission line in the EZNEC model, just the
source. I then take the source data for the frequency of interest and
plug it into this tool where I can play around with different kinds of
feedline, add a balun, calculate optimal feedline lenghts, etc:
http://ww
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I have read several articles and books on antenna building but have missed
anything that addresses this aspect of antenna construction. That is not to
say that it hasn’t been discussed only that I have not seen it.
You might benefit from a visit to the DX Engine
I enjoy putting together and playing with simple wire antennas for field
operations. I have also been fortunate to enjoy moderate success with my
efforts.
However I am looking to refine my approach in an effort to make my systems more
efficient. My approach in the past has been to follow de
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