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He is using coax presumably for the braid to rediate. I suppose there is some
benefit to connecting to its inside??? Hi Art, I think the braid is connected to the inner conductor in an attempt to reduce I^2*R losses. In small loops, that is a problem. As far as increasing radiation, it should have the same effect as changing from a smaller diameter wire to a larger one. You get less loss, but does the inside of the smaller wire radiate less than the inside of the larger wire? One thing that caught my eye was the use of 300 ohm line for the capacitor. The high voltage high Q cap. is another problem with small loops. 73 Gary N4AST |
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