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Bruce in Alaska wrote in
: Bruce, An interesting post overall, but ... System. All these tuners NEED a Low Impedance RF Ground to work against, as well as a Longwire who's length is SPECIFICALLY set up to put the 1/2 Wavelength Point in a non used portion of the Spectrum. They will NOT tune within 2% of the Natural 1/2 Wavelenth point of the Longwire connected, where Antenna Impedances near Infinity. The "rules" above are offered without definition or explanation, so they don't really raise the art. Manufacturer's "rules" and explanations are often inconsistent. For example, some state a minimum length that can be tuned on say 3.6MHz, and it is often around 3m, yet they rabbit on about avoiding half wave resonances in the wire to avoid high voltage at the feed point. The feed point voltage on a 3m whip at 3.6MHz is likely to be much higher than a 10m whip at its first parallel resonance. Owen |
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