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On Oct 19, 6:28 am, "Richard Fry" wrote:
snip \\ Enthusiasm is always good, but if it was possible to do what you outline using the radiation possible on 160 m solely from a structure in the shape of a 4 ft cube, IMO it would have been done long ago. Some very experienced antenna engineers including George Brown of RCA, Carl E. Smith, John Kraus, C. Balanis and many others have investigated this subject over the last 60-70 years, and have concluded that nothing smaller is as effective on MW as a linear, vertical monopole at least 1/4-wave high, using a good r-f gound Hi Richard so you are saying that as all the afore mentioned came to the same conclusion, there is no possibility they were 'all' wrong?, if that is the case then all is known and there is no point in trying to prove otherwise as there is nothing left to learn. I think not. Derek |
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