On Jul 10, 7:15 pm, wrote:
On Jul 10, 6:56 pm, Article Unwin wrote:

The idea thatr two helix antennas provide negative gain means somebody
is drinking.

The idea that anyone would confuse your design with that of the
helix used in a conventional manner, would mean someone is
drunk. *hic*

Note the idea that radiation can some how be cancelled seems wrong to
me. I just can't see two particles with like magnetic fields
cancelling each other

Who cares about all that irrelevant jibber jabber. It means nada
in the overall big picture of the universe in the land of Obama.
Your loading losses are what's going to ruin your day at the test
track.
Your antenna is pretty much nothing but a perverted, *very*
inefficient thin 22 gauge wire loading coil fed on the low frequency
of 1.8-2.0 mhz in your recent case.
Any delusions of performance grandeur would tend to imply that
the designer must be drunk. *hic*

Seem like a lot of wierd speculation is going on with nothing to
suggest that they are reasonable.

Yep, that's your "Articles" alright... Weird speculation backed
by nothing to suggest the speculation is reasonable.
Onward through the fog. :/

There has got to be a reason for Richard and you doing all this. I
know Richard wants me dead
but how does that satisfy you?