After looking at their literature it appears to me that this is nothing
more then two beverages, one in each direction, with the feed unit
being, perhaps, a couple relays. I don't see the merit in using RG6 as
the beverage wire: its heavy, will need more supports, and compared to
other
Electronically both directions are full length ... I suspect the
design is similar to the one shown about half way down the page here:
http://kw2p.blogspot.com/2010/08/kw2p-beverage-antenna-designs.html
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 5/16/2013 1:19 PM, Ron Spencer wrote:
After looking at their
After looking at their literature it appears to me that this is nothing
more then two beverages, one in each direction, with the feed unit
being, perhaps, a couple relays. I don't see the merit in using RG6 as
the beverage wire: its heavy, will need more supports, and compared to
other
Good quality flooded RG-6 laying on the ground (BOG) might be an easy
install like before contests at some locations. However I have no idea
on how this would perform compared to an elevated version. If the
directivety is maintained and the S/N ratio is still usable then such a
concept
Go to http://exax.net/index.html and scroll down the page to center fed
steerable wave antenna. The diagram shows how you can feed a 2-wire
Beverage in the center, or anywhere along its length. The two transformers
in the middle have center taps that pass signal currents from one side of
the
Go to http://exax.net/index.html and scroll down the page to center fed
steerable wave antenna. The diagram shows how you can feed a 2-wire
Beverage in the center, or anywhere along its length. The two
transformers
in the middle have center taps that pass signal currents from one side of
the
