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Can a 20 or 40 meter antenna be used to transmit on different bands?
Yes. It depends on how you mean that, though. Either can be 'cut down' for use on higher frequencies, or 'trapped' and used on lower ones (so some ridiculous point). If you mean used as a directional antenna as they work on their design bands, then no, they won't work that way without that physical modification. There may be some 'directionality' to it, but not like they are supposed to be (that make sense?). It can work, but not 'well'. - 'Doc |
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