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Arfa Daily wrote:
Does anyone have any thoughts on what is going on here, and whether anything can be done to improve the situation? I have also considered using a Boomerang instead, as this can be centre mounted and is designed to work stood off from a pole similar to my situation.Again, any thoughts ? Offhand, it would seem feedline radiation is ruining the pattern. Skews the pattern up off the horizon. Not that your coax length is nearly a 1/2 wave now. It's probably acting as part of the antenna. Try a choke, ferrite beads, etc, below the feedpoint. MK -- http://web.wt.net/~nm5k |
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