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![]() "Cecil Moore" wrote in message . net... James barrett wrote: Hi, I don't understand how you can add elements to an existing antenna and have it still work on the band it was originally made for. Do you still need a tuner? Or do you remove the 20m elements to transmit on 10m? The RF source energy will follow the path of least impedance. If we have dipole elements for 40m, 30m, and 20m on the same antenna, when we are on 30m, for instance, the 30m dipole has a low impedance while the 40m and 20m dipoles both have high impedances to the 10.125 MHz source signal. This configuration can function without a tuner. .... and it does for me on 20 and 10. I don't know how many sets of dipole elements can be connected at the same time, but I think it's more than the two I have up there now. Richard gave the number five. That's why I said I'm going to try a set for 40m. |
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