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Ed, K7AAT wrote:
"I plan on building a short dipole (inverted V) for traveling in my tiny RV. It will be designed for 75M." A 70 microhenry, or any inductor, is lossy. Why not make the RV part of a small loop which can be tuned with a low-loss capacitor? My father-in-law was W1DBM, now SK (born 6-6-6) who did the RV thing and ham radio most of his life. He found his Airstream loop was 15 to 32 dB better than a trailer dipole or whip. W1DBM`s loop appears in a 1978 ARRL "Antenna Anthology" Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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