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![]() Ron Hardin wrote in message ... How does an ANC-4 work, _as to the phase shift_? Is the one input just split and one leg run thru a capacitor and resistor to ground, and you select some linear combination of the two inputs? That selection then being added to the reference antenna's. I'm interested in building an 8-input ANC-4, in effect. It works the same way as the one on the Hallicrafters (or was it Hammerlund) receiver back in the 1940/50's. Odd that the rice boxes don't come with one already built-in---they are not complicated circuits. Vic Misek has a couple of circuits in his Beverage Antenna Handbook. He uses them to null steer parallel wires or two-wire Beverage antennas RG |
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