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My guess is that the antenna would work better than one with no radials
but poorer than one with proper radials. The only answer is to try it and quickly before a car runs over it. I wonder at the effect of no radial being at the correct length and the possibility of harmonic generation caused by the reinforcing wires. Note that broadcasting stations tend to use 180 quarter wave radials spaced at 2 degrees to get maximum efficiency. If you could somehow lay 8 quarter wave radials on the ground it would give you a basis for comparison. |
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