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Channel Jumper wrote:
tom;801521 Wrote: On 2/8/2013 8:24 AM, Channel Jumper wrote: - One other antenna - if you had the money and the real estate would be the High Power - Off Center Fed Dipole - which operates practically everywhere between 440 MHz and 160 meters - with the exception of 15 and 30 meters. http://www.angelfire.com/electronic/hypower/- If you believe that an antenna will operate effectively from 160m to 70cm you are even more ignorant than I previously thought. And OCFD are not good even at HF if you really understand how they work and the problems they have because of that. tom K0TAR I am going to explain it, but only once. If you talk to the owner of that web site, he will tell you that the designer of the particular model of off center fed dipole that I am talking about is K3CC. Again, if you call him on the phone, he will explain to you that K3CC holds 27 US patents and is a lot more intelligent then you will ever be. I hope he is better at designing antennas than at building websites... Sheesh, what a load of crap. It is still waiting after 5 minutes, and when I click the "no popups" version I end up at some Google login. |
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