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"DAVID BROWNE" wrote in message ... what is best for 10-40m windom or g5rv half size thanks dave browne 2e0 dmb I haven't use the half-size models which are too small to give good results, excepted for local QSO (and dxing with luck during high solar cycle, hi!) I am not sure that your solution will be efficient, even on 15 or 20m. All depend on what you want to do with it and on what band. I used both in full-length and I prefer the reception pattern of the windom that fills the gaps not covered by the dipole due to its vertical segment. The overall performance is better that using a G5RV close to the same length. Here is some impressions when I used both : http://www.astrosurf.org/lombry/qsl-antenna3.htm (second half of page) and here http://www.astrosurf.org/lombry/qsl-g5rv.htm for some diagram patterns of the G5RV. Thierry, ON4SKY |
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