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Old March 22nd 05, 02:56 PM
Michael Coslo
 
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John Smith wrote:
Well... Yes, that argument is made with most everything...
It has already been done... everything has been tried... all the answers are
known... there is nothing new to be found out...


This post got me to thinking (always dangerous)


Whatever happened to that wunderantenna from the University of Rhode
Island?

ttp://tinyurl.com/5qn4d


Especially interesting is the comparison against a 5/8th wave antenna @
150 MHz. Presemably that antenna was matched by a 9 inch DLM.

The BW was apparently 1 MHz better than the 5/8th wave, although thte
sentence was a bit unclear with that respect.

I remain very skeptical.

Bogus or Bonanza?

- Mike KB3EIA -

 
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