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On Apr 5, 5:23*pm, "vangellis" wrote:
Vangellis -wrote- - Hi RHF - The actual longwire start is about 40 foot high, - the centre of the V is about 35 feet - and the end of the V is about 40 foot - ( all in all it is about 80 foot long overall) Basically starts to sound like a Horizontal Wire Antenna with a sway-back. - it is connected to a balun/transformer, # 1 - That is good. - then I have coax cable conected to the balun # 2 - That is good. - with a very thick earthwire going from the balun # 3 - That is good. - and receiver to ground (a 8 foot underground spike. # 4 - That is good. - regards - vangellis - Vangellis, FWIW - If you have a Ground Wire going from an 8-Foot Ground Rod 'up' 40-Foot to the Balun then most likely that Wire is a Grounded {Terminated} Vertical Radiator; and at least at some Frequencies part of the Antenna Element System. Effectively an Off-Center-Fed Dipole Antenna {Windom} that is Bent into the Shape of an Inverted "L" Antenna. and that is the way 'i' see it - iane ~ RHF |
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