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Old April 26th 06, 05:58 PM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
Telamon
 
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Default QUESTION - Does a "Non-Resonant" Dipole Antenna work better {Benefit} when a Receiver is RF Grounded in the Shack ? ? ?

In article om,
"RHF" wrote:

Telamon - The Trick is not in the Antenna but . . .
in the application and implementation of it use in
a manner for which it was not originally designed.


On its face that statement does not make a lot of sense. Engineering is
applying mathematical and scientific concepts to an application. You
could use a spoon as a shovel for digging a trench but it would not work
well. An antenna is designed for a purpose of receiving of transmitting
on some range of frequencies and it generally won't work well in other
applications.

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Telamon
Ventura, California
 
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