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Subject: | Topband: Antennas |
From: | herbs@vitelcom.net (Herb Schoenbohm) |
Date: | Tue, 28 Aug 2001 11:29:10 -0300 |
> > A 70 foot vertical with four 45deg hat wires is equal to a 99ft vertical > for loop radiation resistance. A 60 foot vertical with four flat hat > wires is equal to the same. >a 45 degrees inclination is acceptable with relatively tall antennas but not so much with shorter ones. Yes indeed there seems to be a point of diminishing returns in respect to the efforts of using sloping wires to achieve resonance. However an improvement in the radiation resistance can be observed when the sloping wires are less than 30 per cent and if all four wires are connected with horizontal jumpers around the perimeter of the tower side of the insulators of the four sloping wires. These wires more than make up for the slope loss cancellation by allowing a much larger profile capacity hat and by being parallel to the ground. Herb Schoenbohm (ex-KV4FZ) |
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