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November 15th 04, 06:49 AM
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John Doty wrote: On 14 Nov 2004 06:42:51 -0800, (RHF) wrote: So my 'focus' is on a "Low Noise' Inverted "L" Antenna that is 100 Feet long. Placing the Ferrite Rod at the "Top" of the Vertical Leg where the Antenna Wire Element transitions from Vertical to Horizontal. Rig the Antenna Wire Element with 33 Feet Up to the Ferrite Rod AM/MW Ferrite Coil and then have 67 Feet Out to the Far-End. Would this possibly work any better then having the Ferrite Rod and Coil at the Far-End ? and Why ? Generally, adding non-radiating reactance to an antenna decreases broadband efficiency, although it may increase efficiency over narrow bands. Good point. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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