Beverage Ant. at ShortWave freq.
 

"John Smith I" wrote in message
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Cecil Moore wrote:

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If the gain in the desired direction is unaffected
and the gain in the undesired direction is reduced,
what is the downside?

Cecil:

I didn't imply that there was not a desirable phenomenon occurring with
this antenna, just that the sheer idea of wasting any amount of rf in a
lossy component was repugnant to me ... and, if I were to run a vlf or ulf
xmitter, I'd probably have to reconsider and run one. These days it is
80m for late night chats, and usually shf.

Regards,
JS

....and the idea that they argue other, more serious things :-)

JS, really, read something about the Beverage and then offer your comments,
or better ask questions if you don't get it..
It is a RECEIVING antenna, and people "waste" power in resistor in Rhombic
antenna if they want to reduce the back lobe.

73 Yuri, K3BU.us

Beverage Ant. at ShortWave freq.
 

Yuri Blanarovich wrote:
[stuff]

Yuri:

This is a free country (but, getting less so everyday.)

Perhaps in another country your orders would be followed ... you may
worship at the altar of the beverage antenna, trust me man, it is a
creator given right, don't let others tell you differently!

JS

Beverage Ant. at ShortWave freq.
 

"John Smith I" wrote in message
...
Yuri Blanarovich wrote:
[stuff]

Yuri:

This is a free country (but, getting less so everyday.)

Perhaps in another country your orders would be followed ... you may
worship at the altar of the beverage antenna, trust me man, it is a
creator given right, don't let others tell you differently!

JS

What was that Forrest Gump said?

More "brilliance" emanating from JS.

Beverage Ant. at ShortWave freq.
 

Yuri Blanarovich wrote:

...
What was that Forrest Gump said?

More "brilliance" emanating from JS.

Your questionable input ends ...

PLONK!

JS