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David I feel sure that the new design is what I have described and we will
know in a few weeks. But do yourself a favour and roughly model the following which is not a final design. Create a closed loop and divide it into 20 segments and then cut it in half to make the program shorter. You then place these haf loops at varying heights with a matter of inches between them. When they are connected together starting from the ground the resulting patter will be a cloud warmer with high gain. This does not take long to do and if you scan frequencies you qill find the pattern change interesting. If you then become interest then connect the half loops instead of 1,2,3 vertically move the fthird loop to position one and so forth plus connect them so that you have both clockwise and counter clockwise radiation, you will then see a flattening of radiation to the horizon. Enough said, I am not interested in a verbal snotty battle which will surely happen now that Richard has entered the thread. If the new patent does not follow the scheme of things outlined then I will supply to you a model and a picture of an actual antenna. So let us await the release of details of this new' revolutionary' antenna which I am sure that Chip will supply. Cheers Art "Dave Platt" wrote in message ... In article XXfSc.241290$IQ4.147543@attbi_s02, wrote: David Idid describe an antenna that will do all the things that the new patent claims and it would not surprise me i9n the least if it turns out to be of the same design. Art, You've _talked_ about an antenna design which you claim does these things. You have never, as far as I have seen, "described" it clearly enough for anyone to actually draw a picture of it that you were willing to agree was accurate, despite having been asked for this detail a number of times. Until you actually demonstrate it (so that it can be subjected to unbiased tests), or succeed in describing it clearly and accurately enough that someone else can reproduce it and test the reproduction. Until you do one or the other, I'm afraid that I have no confidence that your design does what you say it does, or works the way you say that it works. Sorry, guy. On this, I'm "from Missouri"... I say "show me!" Now David I know hams do not like to pursue the idea of maxcimum radiation per unit length but if you have a computor program that can use variable dimensions to meet specs then I have provided enough info for those that are interested I disagree, Art. Every discussion or description I've seen you write has been fuzzy, contradictory, unclear, etc. but I suspect that most are inately lazy and prefer to0 await the unveiling at the end of this month. I don't buy it, Art. I've tried pretty hard to make sense of what you've written, and have gotten nowhere at all. By the way in the description of the multi loop I made no reference to use of clockwise and counter clockwise travel a statistic that is very important as is the center pole. So, you've "provided enough info for those that are interested" but have made no reference to two factors that are "very important"? Am I sold on the idea of a different aproach to antennas, you bet I am as this aproach provides a flattening of the take off angle on the horizon at the expense of higher angle radiation which for cell type frequency is wasted energy Fine. Show us. -- Dave Platt AE6EO Hosting the Jade Warrior home page: http://www.radagast.org/jade-warrior I do _not_ wish to receive unsolicited commercial email, and I will boycott any company which has the gall to send me such ads! |
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