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Richard Harrison wrote:
Build a small scale model that can be tested indoors and report its characteristics. Antennas are scaleable. That's more easily said than done. One of the critical characteristics of a small antenna is loss. And to correctly replicate loss in a scaled antenna requires scaling the conductivity of the conductors as the square root of the frequency. To scale to a higher frequency requires that the conductivity be better than the original. Unless the original is made from lead and the scale factor moderate, this wouldn't be possible. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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