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August 25th 20, 05:46 AM
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Linear loading modeling
I am looking for some guidance or examples of beam antenna design utilizing wire linear loading networks to shorten element length.
Two antennas that come to mind using this technique was a Wilson 2 element 40m beam and the Hygain 'Discoverer 7-1 Dipole, and 7-2 Two el beam model, The Hygain antennas are still in production and offered by DXEngineering. Manuals with dimensions and physical layout are available online from MFJ/HyGain. |
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