Never said they would. I was responding to Gary.
On 12/12/2017 2:31 PM, David Gilbert wrote:
I guarantee that those articles are not going to say anything about winds that
rotate. There is no such thing as "aerodynamic balancing" in the case of
rotating winds. Anything you add to the structure in an attempt to do so
simply adds to the problem.
I truly do not see how this is so difficult to understand. It's high school
physics.
Dave AB7E
On 12/12/2017 10:20 AM, Wes Stewart wrote:
See the two part article, "Aerodynamic Balancing" by Dick Weber, K5IU in the
Summer 1994 and Winter 1995 issues of Communications Quarterly.
On 12/11/2017 7:34 PM, Gary Schafer wrote:
I have from time to time seen it professed that mounting two antennas on
opposite sides of the mast will equalize the torque supplied by wind.
The only thing mounting on opposite sides of the mast will do is equalize
GRAVITY forces on the mast (that try to bend it over) which will be rather
small differences given only a few inches distance apart.
Torque is rotational. Both antennas are going to exert the same amount of
torque no matter which side of the mast they are on.
What am I missing here?
73
Gary K4FMX
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