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May 12th 05, 12:01 AM
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Gene Fuller wrote: Art, Think again about what you wrote. "I have oft times changed a single element into two closely coupled elements and where one is short and one is long relative to a driven element." Why would you mis-attribute your application of standard terminology to a new experimental situation as a "poor translation"? The appropriate terminology for the various elements is generally pretty clear from the physical design and performance of a Yagi antenna. When your experiments go beyond the original design you are on your own. 73, Gene W4SZ wrote: Seems to me Cecil that the terms "Reflector" and "Director" are very poor words to describe antenna elements for an HF array . I have oft times changed a single element into two closely coupled elements and where one is short and one is long relative to a driven element I wonder who was the first to assign these terms Or was it a poor translation from Japanese ( Uda and Yagi) ? Regards Art |
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