On 4/23/2011 5:30 PM, ZR wrote:
On 4/23/2011 7:04 AM, ZR wrote:
The linear loaded KLM 40 and 80M yagis never lived up to their hype. OTOH
the little Cushcraft 2el 40 with loading coils plus a capacity hat way
out
on the elements is a proven winner.
Ive sold one of my 40M 4el KLM's and made
The Hammonds I have used for over 20 years in the temperature and humidity
extremes of NH are the basic 1591S series black ABS.
Overkill may sound nice and may even be more covenient to obtain that same
day but it all boils down to how well a person seals his own added holes.
A short piece of
Just want to say thanks to Dave for all his efforts. Also Thanks to Ed KH2L. I
listened for many months before getting decent opening to Guam on 160. Dave
hung with me during some serious QSB, then of course a week later the band had
a great opening to both Dave and ED. Go figure! Really liked
Hello Mark,
take a look at the DXPedition II by KD9SV
http://www.radio-ware.com/products/svdxii.htm
It´s a great tool, the main use is to connect RX antennas to a radio without
RX input.
Now that I have a radio with RX antenna possibility, I use it to switch
between up to 4 beverages.
I am
Not sure what you mean by fictional parts...
I thought that I explained the problem with some historical development in my
article.
The main difference in understanding the efficiency of loaded antenna is that
we are not dealing with DC currents and voltages (W8JI argument) but RF
currents
