Not really. I just checked the 3 Uplinks I have left and only a quarter to
three eights of an inch of antenna extends out from the boom. Just enough
to tape it to the stab. Not enough to have any effect, tuned or untuned,
at 72 Mhz.
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Dick Barker
Port Angeles, WA
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This is incorrect and misleading...adding wire to an antenna for the
sake of it does not result in better gain! Longer is NOT better! More
wire does not equate to more voltage at the antenna element no matter
what the condition
Soaring Festival
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I cut my antenna down to 8 on my Vette so it looks cool and flows
with the lines of the car. 8-)
At 01:14 AM 3/26/2005, Larry Taylor wrote:
Do you change your car radio Antenna lenght when your are listening
to a FM station
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This is incorrect and misleading...adding wire to an antenna for the
sake of it does
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I think you missed Jame's point. He was refering to his real Chevy
Corvette.
However your reference (I believe) is from a remote control car, where you
have reduced the length
Got to get into this before everyone finally agrees on something.
Not really an expert on antennas and such but I was designing them
for mobile phones when Seattle had only two channels and the phone
just fit in a Sampsonite briefcase with the aluminum trim shunt fed
as the antenna. I still use
receiver. Not One!
Larry Taylor KF6JBG
CD for the Visalia Fall Soaring Festival
2005 Oct 1st 2nd
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What has been discussed here is the Antenna. If you look at
different Receivers, you will find that they will have different length wire for
a Antenna. Some receiver have coils on the board going into the matching stage
of the receiver. This is where they match up the Antenna to the first
friendly curiosity
I thought RX antennas were tuned to a frequency by being a specific
length. So wouldn't adding wire put it out of tune? Or is more wire
always better because it has more surface area to receive?
Not even remotely an engineer, Paul
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 17:22:35 -0800, Larry
This is incorrect and misleading...adding wire to an antenna for the
sake of it does not result in better gain! Longer is NOT better! More
wire does not equate to more voltage at the antenna element no matter
what the condition...
Larry Taylor wrote:
What has been discussed here is the
radio range, Antenna Stuff
friendly curiosity
I thought RX antennas were tuned to a frequency by being a specific
length. So wouldn't adding wire put it out of tune? Or is more wire
always better because it has more surface area to receive?
Not even remotely an engineer, Paul
On Fri, 25 Mar 2005
I cut my antenna down to 8 on my Vette so it looks cool and flows with the
lines of the car. 8-)
At 01:14 AM 3/26/2005, Larry Taylor wrote:
Do you change your car radio Antenna lenght when your are listening to a
FM station and change channel/stations?
Jim
Downers Grove, IL
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This is incorrect and misleading...adding wire to an antenna for the sake
of it does not result in better gain! Longer is NOT better! More wire does
to being
long and tall.
Larry Taylor KF6JBG
CD for the Visalia Fall Soaring Festival
2005 Oct 1st 2nd
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I cut my antenna down to 8 on my Vette so it looks cool and flows with
the lines of the car. 8-)
At 01:14 AM 3/26/2005, Larry Taylor wrote:
Do you change your car radio Antenna lenght when your are listening to a
FM station and change
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