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If a guy had a huge attic and built a 80 meter "CAGE DIPOLE" out of 2
foot diameter continuous aluminum flex tubing.... would it work better than a cage dipole built of multiple wires? What is your definition of better? Certainly wider BW, but the loss is already so low, that the improvment there would be infinitesimal. How does this relate to the Subject - Big Loop? Dale W4OP As Dale mentioned you will only gain a wider bandwidth for the frequency its length is cut for. Instead of a single linear dipole think about constructing a very large horizontal loop around the perimeter of your roof. The bandwidth for a 1 wavelength (90meters) H-loop is continuos from 90 meters all the way up to 6 meters. The performance is identical to a dipole at an equal height. Lots of info about large horizontal loops on the web. |
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