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![]() I didn't look at it but just noticed 'nvis' in the title. Of course, a dipole at 7 feet will have near-vertical gain over a G5RV at 50 feet. Near-vertical gain is NOT what the majority of hams desire. Near-vertical gain is the antithesis of DX. I differ on that opinion. My 40M/80M operational preferences are definitely for close-in communications, such as getting on the Noon-Time net, various in-state 75M nets, and other "local" activities". The lower noise factor of the NVIS antenna helps, too. Of course, its best to have two antennas, one such as NVIS and another well placed dipole, for optimum choice. Ed K7AAT |
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