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Owen Duffy wrote:
Some months ago I put some thoughts together to assist our newly minted 6-hour hams who seem attracted to either short end-fed wires (although they refer to them as long-wires) or G5RVs. Everyone must start somewhere, Owen. 8^) This article deals with optimising a typical G5RV (as distinct from an optimal G5RV). I ceased efforts when it became apparent that the procedure was beyond the base competency level for our Foundation Licence, and therefore beyond the target audience. I suspect it was probably beyond the ability of the Novices back in the Good Old Days too. In reading the article, I think that is very true. (Another issue was that it required transmitting a test carrier on 20m which is not one of their permitted bands, so technically they would need assistance. Nevertheless, I looked over it today and fixed a few typos. http://www.vk1od.net/G5RV/optimising.htm Comments welcome. Figure 2. (system losses) was a real eye opener! I enjoyed the article very much. - 73 de Mike KB3EIA - |
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