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Old March 28th 09, 03:46 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default vertical antenna loading coil vs toroid

I am doing some design with vertical antennas for the low bands
40/80/160M. I require a somewhat large reactance on the element to
help load it on 160M, (40&80M) are working somewhat satisfactory now
with the design i am using. The required reactance that i need and the
size it would be using a coil (with the materials that i have right
now) may not last a winter storm in VO1 land when loaded with ice or
snow in 90km/h wind, so my question is, has anyone had experience
using a toroid wound with the correct amount of reactance installed
on the element to to achieve resonance instead of a coil and how it
has been for them.
 
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