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Hi,
Have finally gotten back into hobby, now that I am retired. Have been reading the ARRL books, a bit, again, and realize I'm still quite confused over the antenna pattern diagrams they show for the various types. a. What is plotted in these diagrams; the H field, the E field, or the resultant of the two ? b. When they talk about field strength, what do they mean ? Again, the H field, or... ? c. Have a receive-only antenna running around the 4 sides of my attic. Open at the end. Should I tie the end to the beginning, making a horizontal loop up there, or not ? Why ? d. Do listening only, from 0 to 30 MHz, and from all compass points. Would a straight run of wire along one side (thus foresaking the lengths provided by the other 3 sides) gain me anything, or is the square loop configuration probably the best overall compromise for pulling stuff in ? e. Tried to find some but couldn't. Any pix/diagrams on the web showing the lobe patterns as a function of frequency for: a single random-length wire a 4 sided loop, open at the end, like I now am using a 4 sided loop, closed at the end Thanks, Bob |
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