[SECC] SS Antenna
K4SAV
RadioIR at charter.net
Thu Oct 19 10:03:47 EDT 2006
No, you got the message correctly. That optimum angle of 40 to 80
degrees elevation for him becomes 20 to 35 degrees for us. So if you are
going to have a reflector, better put it behind the antenna at the same
height as the antenna. Actually a 40 meter yagi at about 50 feet would
beat most everything for SS on 40 meters. If you only have a dipole,
optimum height for us would be around 70 feet.
Jerry, K4SAV
Jay Pryor wrote:
>Am I missing something? This antenna maximizes signal strength out
>to 500 miles, which for K3LR "includes the high-density Amateur
>population centers." But those same population centers are more than
>500 miles away from my QTH so I think I'll stick with my dipole with
>no reflecting wire.
>
>Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
>
>CU in the SS.
>
>73,
>
>Jay, K4OGG
>
>
>
>At 07:34 PM 10/18/2006, Hal Kennedy wrote:
>
>
>>Here is an old but good idea for little and medium sized pistols. This
>>is a reprint from a 1980's NCJ, where W3LR discusses boosting the gain
>>of a 40 meter dipole by placing a reflecting wire underneath it.
>>
>>Food for thought...
>>
>>http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/2694/40metersqy1.png
>>
>>Hal
>>N4GG
>>-----17 days to SS-CW ---------
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