On 1/4/2024 9:53 PM, Robin wrote:
Milt Jensen, N5IA (SK) constructed his original (circa 1990s) 160M
station TX antenna based on a similar design I encouraged him use. He
built a 180 ft tower with an insulator at 50 ft, Four elevated quarter
wave radials, each made of a box of four pieces of
Milt Jensen, N5IA (SK) constructed his original (circa 1990s) 160M station TX
antenna based on a similar design I encouraged him use. He built a 180 ft tower
with an insulator at 50 ft, Four elevated quarter wave radials, each made of a
box of four pieces of # 12. This was on his "city" lot
Actually - I saw the attachment here.
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On Thu, Jan 4, 2024 at 8:40 PM Steve Harrison wrote:
> Nothing attached because this reflector doesn't attach anything.
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> Steve, K0XP
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> On 1/4/2024 6:57 PM, Radio KH6O wrote:
> > Attached is an interesting research paper by Clarence Beverag
My pardon... I didn't notice it was actually attached way down at the
bottom.
Steve, K0XP
On 1/4/2024 8:40 PM, Steve Harrison wrote:
Nothing attached because this reflector doesn't attach anything.
Steve, K0XP
On 1/4/2024 6:57 PM, Radio KH6O wrote:
Attached is an interesting research
Very interesting, thanks for sharing.
I have seen similar information in one of the ARRL manuals, that elevated,
insulated radials are more efficient than the typical ham buried 30 or 40
radials Perhaps that originated from the information you posted.
Is it okay if I post your information to a h
Nothing attached because this reflector doesn't attach anything.
Steve, K0XP
On 1/4/2024 6:57 PM, Radio KH6O wrote:
Attached is an interesting research paper by Clarence Beverage.
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On 1/2/2024 8:38 PM, Steve Ireland wrote:
On a slightly more serious note, I was sad to hear of the passing of George,
W8UVZ.
I didn't know George, but I appreciate all the contributions he made to
our hobby, exemplifying the tradition of "giving back." Anyone who has
worked a Topband expedi
