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On Dec 27, 6:14*pm, John Smith wrote:
Dave wrote: ... You are not "pumping" any more "power" into a non-resonant antenna. Unless you are using a tuner you are heating up your finals. First, your use of "resonant" is just plain confusing ... All my multiband antennas, which I have ever use in life, are physically resonate on but one freq (or band.) *On the others, they are only electrically resonate (and, lossy loading components are used to effect this.) A matchbox can always improve the reception on a poorly designed antenna, a mismatched antenna, a non-physically resonate antenna, etc. John Smith, OK then what is a 'matchbox' in : * a poorly designed transmitting antenna, * a mismatched transmitting antenna, * a non-physically resonate transmitting antenna, Consider the 'matchbox' to be one element in the RF Energy Radiating System : Feed-Line + 'matchbox' + Antenna Element i want to know - iane ~ RHF |
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