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I've been seeing pictures of these weird antennas for years. Near as I can
tell from the picture, it's essentially a heavily-loaded very short dipole with two large capacity hats at the ends. But it's impossible to tell from the pictures what the exact configuration is. Can anyone tell me exactly what's happening? Is the mast part of the radiating system? The feedline? The literature (including the manuals) sort of implies that it is. Also, from the pictures, I get the impression that the standard mast-mount configuration is mostly vertically polarized. This would certainly account for reports I have read that the antenna is a bit of a dud at short range on 80m. If someone has a computer model for it for MMHAMSOFT's modeller, that would be GREAT! The reason I'm asking is that I'm in the process of trying to design something really low profile for a second floor apartment balcony for 75 and 80m. -- Dave Oldridge+ VA7CZ ICQ 1800667 |
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