Public domain edition also available in downloadable Format:
http://snulbug.mtview.ca.us/books/RadioAntennaEngineering/
73 Gary NL7Y
> Herb,
>
> Radio Antenna Engineering, published in 1952. It was written by Edmund
> Laport. It is available from
> Lulu Enterprises
> 3101 Hillsborough Street
>
Herb,
Radio Antenna Engineering, published in 1952. It was written by Edmund
Laport. It is available from
Lulu Enterprises
3101 Hillsborough Street
Raleigh, NC 27607
73 Price W0RI
Mark,
With all due respect to your comments.I want to know what I am building
and why it is worth the eff
Mark,
With all due respect to your comments.I want to know what I am
building and why it is worth the effort before I commence. Accordingly
discussion on this reflector is invaluable digesting the pros and cons
of any ideas. I can learn so much here without digging into Maxwells
Equation
Please do not abuse my wording. Or maybe I need to clarify.
I DO welcome any discussion on exsting and new proposed antenna/ground systems.
However, discussions tend to be jammed by people throwing in basic theories,
papers, even laws of physics from those who seem to oppose a (valid) new idea
ed CQ/QRP with my new radials
and nine (9) stations returned with a signal report !!! Thank you !
jim / W1FMR
--- On Sat, 2/11/12, Herb Schoenbohm wrote:
From: Herb Schoenbohm
Subject: Re: Topband: Radials help (Mark van Wijk)
To: topband@contesting.com
Date: Saturday, February 11, 20
I disagree completely! I can quote a Chinese sage and author, his name
escapes me.."A person can earn more talking to an intelligent man
for an hour than by reading volumes for decades." I learn something
with most of the posts and hope they continue because this is what this
reflector
Dear moderator
Mark PA5MW said:
..."It is time to stop talking"
I agree absolutely.
Maybe it's hard but all of us have a copy of ARRL Antenna Book or Low
Band DXing. I think that it's enough for the 50% of us.Read, study and
act.
Let's help the reflector to be helpful for everyone. There are
