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Thierry, F4DWV, writes:
Looks like a lindenblad antenna (http://www.amsat.org/amsat/articles/w6shp/lindy.html) with a original feeding. I think there is definitely a kinship there. Folding back the dipole "legs" makes the dipoles less directive and it becomes possible to use only two dipoles rather than the four of the Lindenblad. Of course, when I look at a Lindenblad in a certain way, it appears to be a highly truncated, half-wave section of a quadrifilar helical antenna radiating in the normal (radial) mode. You have to tilt your head just right to see it. Jim, K7JEB |
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