Topband: down hill slope for a beverage

Jim Brown jim at audiosystemsgroup.com
Sat May 23 08:32:03 PDT 2009


On Fri, 22 May 2009 16:07:31 -0400, KL7RA wrote:

>During the normal Dayton hallway chatter someone mentioned that a
>beverage running down a hill towards the target area worked better 
>or just as well as his beverage running in a flat field. 

I can not provide a comparison, simply because my Beverages run up 
and down ravines, and terminate into the side of upslopes. I'd 
estimate the elevation change at 40-50 ft. For both beverages, both 
ends are high points. They are reversibles, average height about 7 
ft (to clear the deer), approximately follow the slope of the 
ground, use DXE hardware, and work fine in both directions. They are 
500 ft and 550 ft long. I find them useful as high as 20M!  

73,

Jim K9YC




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