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Old February 11th 06, 04:16 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default how to build a high Q low loss counterpoise coil

All,

Reg's counterpoise program predicts the effective ground of a centerloaded
vertical on 75 meters can be improved by a tuned relatively short counterpoise
system. This is dependent on a large, high Q, low loss tuning coil.

After some playing with the numbers a starting point for the design of such a
coil is 200 mm diameter, 200 mm long, with 4 gage wire, and a pitch of about .7.
This is obviously quite large.

My questions a

1. Where is a good tutorial for large coils?

2. Are there coil forms for such coils?

3. What would the impact of a square or octagon be versus round?

4. How critical is spacing toward a high Q?

Thanks,

Dan - kb0qil
 
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