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On Dec 31, 5:00*am, "Spin" wrote:
Is it possible to construct a random length receiving antenna by capactive loading it thru a window? Both sides of the window with a glued sheet of copper & random length of wire soldered to the outside copper with a strain relief. Inside copper soldered to wire which is connected to a matching unit. Or two sheets of copper on both sides of a window so that i can use coax or ladder line? What about the feasability of inductive loading in the same manner? Ofcourse it is feasable. The glass becomes the dielectric of a capacitor and there are dipoles made with a series of capacitors in line. You can also vay the capacitance by sliding one copper sheet to one side! Art |
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