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1. Does that efficiency increase come at the cost of bandwidth?
Not sure...Never tested that...But it wouldn't suprise me if it did a little.. 2. Does having the load closer to the base increase the band width, if all other numbers (coil diameter, coil length, etc) are the same? Ditto....Not sure....But again, probably a bit... 3. Would getting the loading coil above the "steel" increase my chances of making a usable antenna with the bandwidth and efficiency I desire? Yes, as far as efficiency. Also using a hat would help a lot, although I know you may not be able to. But if you could design a hat, that would help current distribution a lot. Take a few turns off the coil too...But the more linear current distribution is the main benefit, I think more than any decrease in coil losses.... MK |
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