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Cecil, W5DXP wrote:
"The only way to improve on that on 75m would be to mount a piece of sheet metal on fiberglas poles connected at ythe ends of both bumpers." Kraus gives some support to that idea. Cecil has the 3rd edition of "Antennas" In that edition, there is a "Disc antenna" on page 720 with some similarity to cecil`s suggestion. The "flush-disk" antenna, (d) in Figure 21-11 is said to be comparable to a 1/4-wave vertical in performance, but has no projection. It could be covered with a dielectric sheet, make no noise in the wind, and break out no fluorescent tubes in parking garages. But, at 75m, the 0.3 lambda dia. depression to contain it would measure 22.5 meters. That woud require a vehicle that was very large indeed. At VHF and UHF it could be very practical. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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