Has anyone ever designed a SW transmission system using curtain arrays that
has a beamwidth of 2.5 to 5 degrees?
Most standard curtain arrays [HR 4/4/1 to 12/6/1] have 15 to 30 degrees of
beamwidth.

I don't know what a curtain array is for SW (Shortwave)
Transmitting.Perhaps someone else has more information.
cuhulin

wrote:
I don't know what a curtain array is for SW (Shortwave)
Transmitting.Perhaps someone else has more information.
cuhulin

Once again, your total ignorance to anything related to shortwave or
utility transmissions shows!

Why don't you just stay over in alt.military.police and jack off with
the rest of the pretenders?

you are the king of retards, not morons as others have suggested, there
is a distinct difference between a moron and a retard, but you could
possibly be a retarded moron.

George Ashley W4FQF
Colliersville, TN.

My eight years older brother was an MP over fifty years ago.I have every
right in the World to read alt.military.police news group and post there
any time I feel like it.I guess you have a problem with that too,eh?
cuhulin

What the hell! What is in the water over there in Colliersville anyway?
I am going to sic all of them mean old Pitt Bulldogs on you.Hey,I don't
know everything about Shortwave Radio and Shortwave Antennas and
Shortwave Transmitters.I do know what Curtain Antennas are now
though.Sheeesh!,,,y'all Tennesseans sure are dense! Memphians don't like
Mississippians either.Those Alabama Dumb Asses are far better than y'all
Tennesseans and so are those Louisiana Cajun Coon Asses too.I suppose
you have always all your life known what Curtain Antennas/Transmitters
are eh? Every since the day you was born!
cuhulin

George Ashley,and then my eight years older brother got in Helicopter
Maintnance.He was a Helicopter Mechanic at Vung Tau,Vietnam in 1964 (his
second Tour of Duty in Vietnam following a year in Germany) the same
year I was in Vietnam too,in 1964.YOU are the DUMBIST SON OF A
BITCH!!!!! IN THE WORLD!!!!
cuhulin

Has anyone ever designed a SW transmission system using
curtain arrays that has a beamwidth of 2.5 to 5 degrees?

I'd guess that if it were done, it would've been inspired by the
cold-war broadcaster vs jammer "contests".

If you can find pictures of antenna farms from the 50's/60's/70's
(sometimes pictured on QSL cards for example) you might look for
patterns indicative of the arrays you're interested in.

Tim.

Curtain Array

- Last picture in the series..

http://www.xs4all.nl/~gouwelee/pj4pa2vst.htm

- ALSO.. heard on WBCQ that there is someone in Florida who made their
antenna(s)


Check around..

Bonaire,looks like a nice place.I didn't know those kinds of antennas
are called curtain antennas,but I have seen them before in movies and
books and magazines.
cuhulin

Max Power,