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In my (shudder) early days on the Dark Side (11 meters) I once shaped a half
wave length of house wiring into a conical spiral (roughly 30 inches high), hung it from a ceiling using a refigerator top as groundplane. I communicated well with folk in the White Rock Lake area from my Carrollton home (approx 20 miles) with a legal unaltered 4 watt transceiver. Fiddling about with antennas has always been an interest of mine. Harold KD5SAK "Cecil Moore" wrote in message . net... Sal M. Onella wrote: What, if anything, do we know about the concept of a log spiral ground plane? Genius or snake oil or something in-between??? I believe it's called the "Golden Ratio" based on Fibonacci numbers and works as well as any other ground plane including fractal ground planes. It, like a fractal, is based on packing the most stuff in the least amount of space. |
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