"Dave" wrote in message ...
another loaded vertical. more details are required to see if its another
EH, CFA, or some other variation of a standard loading arrangement.

"Chuck...K1KW" wrote in message
news:0wNvc.39192$3x.31853@attbi_s54...
Anyone know anything about the "technology" in the article below?

http://www.uri.edu/news/releases/?id=2659

Chuck...K1KW


Do you think the technology might be similar to the 160 meter indoor
antenna called the TeslaVert?

Links:

http://www.tfcbooks.com/special/lf/teslavert.htm
Werner has the device located indoors at his home and is enjoying many
QSOs on 160.


http://www.antennex.com/Stones/st0503/st0503.htm
Of particular interest was one variation of the design, for 160M, that
used a flat coil and a spherical radiator at the top. As Werner
studied the design, he started to think about the role of spherical
shapes in general Physics and noted that virtually all real shapes,
and shape models found in the universe are spheres or derivatives! So,
Werner concluded why not use spheres for experiments with capacitive
radiators? And why not see what could be learned about the
superposition of fields, by using these shapes?


Here's a cite to a fractal sphere antenna:

Facchine, M.J.; Werner, D.H.; "Electromagnetic scattering from fractal
spheres", Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium,
2002. IEEE , Volume: 3 , 16-21 June 2002 , pp. 106 -109.

Image of fractal sphe

http://www.fractal-dome.de/3dg4.shtml