Hi & Thanks Yuri. That's good info to know. I had wondered about that
actually...
I may be able to get the hz portion over to a far away tree, just slightly
lower than the 35' peak of the first tree, instead of sloping it back to earth.
I am limited in what I can do, hi !
Appreciate the inp
Hi Mike,
from your description, I think you would be best off not to fold back
the top wire, but try to "go away" horizontally as much as possible.
Folding back in "U" manner makes the current/radiation from the top half
cancel portion from the fed portion.
If you want to enhance vertical po
I can speculate that your mail box would be overflowing and you could retire
comfortably especially if you had a 160m station that worked.
Sri Tom, I couldn't resist having some fun.
Doug
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24 hours and even not one comment?
Maybe I really should've said I was renting
I have used one inverted L and the horses wiped it out a few years ago.
I had about 70 ft of vertical and the rest horizontal.
I am not sure how much interaction the tree will have if you run the
wire next to it. The end sloping down will affect the match if my
memory serves.
If that is wh
24 hours and even not one comment?
What if I had a BOG for RX, buried, uninsulated radials and had worked K1N
with it during my move into a Brave New World?
Maybe I really should've said I was renting the station out for hire to
offshore stns only, to be used to work rare countries, during co
de VE9AA
I know inverted L's have been hashed out quite a few times on this list, and
I have gleaned some knowledge. At my previous QTH I had a 5/16th WL one
which seemed to work tons better than my current one, even though I was not
up over 40' high.
As it happens, on my current property
