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Dave wrote:
note that the shape of the conductor is very important in this process also, a blunt smooth surface will produce smaller fields and have a higher inception voltage than a sharp point because the field gets concentrated more around the point and thus requires a lower voltage to start corona breakdown. So the sharp ends of a single-wire dipole would be more conducive to corona than would a rounded full-wave loop. Would you say that an antenna without corona is quieter than an antenna with corona? -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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