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May 18th 04, 12:56 AM
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JGBOYLES wrote: Take a dummy load and attach a piece of wire on some kind of a windup system. To increase the efficiency, let out more wire and vice versa. Good Idea, and we want to decrease efficiency, so the wind-up system may just may be what is needed. What I was looking for is antenna materials that decrease efficiency. If we could come up with something as bad as the B&W dipole for a lot less money, then we may have something. 73 Gary N4AST Kite string and a lawn sprinkler? :-) 73, jk ac6xg |
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