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Hello folks,
I have a question here... I recently bought one of these excellent Par Electronic EF-SWL antennas. As the supplied radiator can be disconnected and another wire be hooked onto the 9:1 transformer, I was thinking to give a go at hooking up a 150 foot length of wire that I have on hand. My question is this: in hooking up an alternate wire to the transformer, would the antenna lose its characteristics as a 1-30 MHz antenna? Would an antenna tuner then be required? Very curious for info on this. I'm afraid I don't know too terribly much about antenna theory. Thanks in advance for any help provided, Junius |
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