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Effectiveness of decoupling radials
Chuck wrote:
Just as an aside, Owen, have you considered just a single pair of non-resonant, opposed radials for all bands? The ATU can just as easily "tune" a single radial pair + vertical element as it can the vertical element alone. I have such an antenna and am very satisfied with it. It is a 22 foot vertical with the feedpoint at 22 feet. Four 22 foot radials slant down at a 45 degree angle and double as guy wires. An SG-230 is installed at the feedpoint. EZNEC says it has a radiation pattern ranging from 0.5 dBi at 22 deg TOA on 40m to 4.2 dBi at 11 deg TOA on 10m. Come on sunspots! -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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