Is there anyway you can put a slip ring to support a T antenna (Marconi)
for 160 and 80 at some height that won't snag the beam elements?
Herb, KV4FZ
On 12/9/2015 6:34 PM, Cqtestk4xs--- via Topband wrote:
Next year I'll be building a new home and station in Hawaii.
40 through 6 meters is
Next year I'll be building a new home and station in Hawaii.
40 through 6 meters is already set in stone, but 80 and 160 are still
cloudy.
Here's the setup:
I'm allowed one tower maximum 90 ft. The tower will be 90 ft of Rohn 55
using a K0XG rotating system with two rings. It will be
Hi,
Read this article written by Rudy, N6LF:
http://rudys.typepad.com/ant/files/antenna_array_single_support.pdf
Maybe you can find your solution.
GL,
73Douglas, CO8DM / T49A
Founder of T48K
"No creo que haya alguna emoción más intensa para un inventor que ver alguna
de sus creaciones
On Wed,12/9/2015 2:34 PM, Cqtestk4xs--- via Topband wrote:
On 160 I'm leaning toward a wire vertical suspended from a rope coming
from the tower which would make the antenna about 65 or 70 feet tall and to
compensate for that I would make it a T-top.
I like that idea, Bill. Also, if you can
On 12/9/2015 2:34 PM, Cqtestk4xs--- via Topband wrote:
On 160 I'm leaning toward a wire vertical suspended from a rope coming
from the tower which would make the antenna about 65 or 70 feet tall and to
compensate for that I would make it a T-top.
Normally, a T-top is great, but in your
You guys have inspired me. I am going to try the same thing. I have
toyed with the idea of a T-top
and will try it too.Please give feedback on how it goes, I will too.
Bob
K6UJ
On 12/9/15 4:52 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
On Wed,12/9/2015 2:34 PM, Cqtestk4xs--- via Topband wrote:
On 160 I'm
Your tower is probably close to resonant on 160m. When I have modeled a
wire vertical near my 150' tower, the tower acted as a reflector. You may
be able to get a little gain in a desired direction if you lay it out
correctly and model the system. Also an inverted L will give slight
directivity.
On 09 Dec 2015, at 01:49, Mark K3MSB wrote:
> The EWE is aimed directly at the vertical part of the inverted-L, about 25
> to 30 feet away. The transformer end is towards the Inv-L.I didn’t
> think about that when I put it up.
Hi Mark,
This is what I would change