Really Inefficient Antennas

May 20th 04, 02:03 PM

Cecil Moore

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PatW wrote:
Also remember that a terminated rhombic has 50% loss, about the same as the B&W.

But, unlike the B&W, that loss is in only one direction
which turns the rhombic into an effective directional beam.
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