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From what I am learning the dipole antenna does not necessarily
follow the rule "the higher the better" Does anyone know what is a good height for a center fed dipole (10 meter) I want to use this for contacts into Europe and possibly Asia. My ground conductivity is not all that great. I am located in Northern Delaware. I want to acheive a classic dipole pattern just need to know ideal height. This antenna will be flat topped. It is contructed of 1/2" conduit and is possible to achieve a maximum height of 70 feet(suspended from a branch using two ropes to keep it parrallel) and a distance of 60 feet from the house. I want to use coax cable but open to ladder line...This is probably not an original question here, but have not found the answer and I don't have any modeling software. Thank you Mike |
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