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"John, N9JG" wrote in
news ![]() CORRECTION - I mean to write 90 radials rather than 90 verticals!!! Heh heh. There does come a point, though, where more verticals will achieve the same result at less expense than more radials. I've found that 8 radials of about the same length as antenna height works well, even with multiband antennas. And a second antenna will recover the gain to the same level as 120 radials (standard broadcast design), plus providing a steerable pattern. Coils eat up as much and can be eliminated, or made smaller with top-loading capacity hats. Or, for radial-free performance, design it as an end-fed half-wave! -- Dave Oldridge+ ICQ 1800667 |
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