Would somebody tell me why would a "Inverted" "L" be better then a "Sloping"
"L"

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Red Mountain, California / Bulacan, Philippines

On Apr 17, 2:44*am, "Burr" wrote:
Would somebody tell me why would a "Inverted" "L" be better then a "Sloping"
"L"

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Red Mountain, California / Bulacan, Philippines

Burr - The "L" If I Know ! ;-} ~ RHF

"Burr" wrote in message
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Would somebody tell me why would a "Inverted" "L" be better then a
"Sloping" "L"

Burr's Radio Shack - http://tinyurl.com/3wuscn

Red Mountain, California / Bulacan, Philippines

If the antenna were for a single narrow band of frequencies and it was
desired to receive in a particular direction you might make a (small) case
for one over the other. But for general listening, it would be impossible to
make a case for one over the other.

The real advantage for either one is that they allow for the UNUN to be
close to the ground, thus making an effective RF ground possible.

Dale W4OP