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Steve wrote:
I live in the top story of an old Victorian house. So, I'm relatively high up, and there's a big, sturdy fire escape at the rear of the house. There's also a modest backyard that I have access to, but with the exception of a small, receive-only loop antenna, I've had bad luck putting antennas back there. Eventually I might be able to arrange an antenna on the roof of the house, so long as it's not too big and noticeable. However, I think any antenna I use though will require a balanced design because my grounding options are severly limited. Maybe a small transmitting loop would be a good choice? Steve, You are right on the balanced antenna, there is no way you can have an RF earth from your height. I live in a first floor apartment and have a fan dipole (80m to 6m) in the attic fed via a balun and then co-ax to the rig. There are details on my website. Charlie. -- M0WYM www.radiowymsey.org |
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