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Dish reflector
Brian Howie wrote:
In message , Art Unwin writes I made a helical end fed antenna that is inside a cone shaped reflector The reflector is made from 1/2" mesh steel with an aluminum foil liner and connected to the braid of the feed coax. No baluns are used, just direct connections. I was surprised to hear signals from the rear! I thought that a dish reflector prevented such signals getting to the receiver. So what can be wrong with the reflector or can signals get reflected back from the frontal area? Antenna is at a 40 foot height Any ideas as to what the fault could be? Diffraction off the edge of the reflector. It causes backlobes. It's not a fault. Brian GM4DIJ Ask him the working frequency and dimensions of his "dish reflector". Don't be drinking anything when you read his answer. -- Jim Pennino Remove .spam.sux to reply. |
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