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Old June 12th 05, 02:25 AM
Terry O'Neill
 
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I used an antenna quite similar to this (mine had only one ground reflector)
for local (within 300 miles) 40 meter ssb. Mine was at about 16' high.
About 1/8 wl on 40. It was consistently 2-3 s units better than the the high
(70') 40 meter dipole when working stations within about 300 miles. 300-1000
miles they were very close. For DX the high dipole was always better.

Here's a good web site that explains the phenomema

http://www.athensarc.org/nvis.htm




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http://www.hamuniverse.com/supernvis.html

The claim is that a dipole 7 feet off the ground has
a 10db gain over a G5RV at 50 feet.

Is that possible, or hype?



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