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A friend of mine is shunt feeding his 80 foot tower on
75 meters. He asked me if he could install another shorter (35 ft) inductively loaded vertical 1/4 wave away from the tower and phase them to favor Europe. I was not sure. Will two unequal physically, but resonate, vertical antennas have the same low angle of radiation as two that are equal in size? My thought is that they may have some kind of directivity, but not as low an angle as equal ones. Yes, there will be a good system of ground radials. John / K1BXI |
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