Topband: Effect of trees

ZR zr at jeremy.mv.com
Tue Aug 6 18:53:38 EDT 2013


Its been shown on here and elsewhere, by many and many times, that once 
beyond a modest radial field the field strength goes up marginally to the 
classic 128.
Ive stressed many times that a mesh screen out from the base 50' or so for 
160 does more for the signal than going from 32-64 or 64 to 128 radials. It 
also stabilizes the all important maximum current area so that climate 
doesnt have much effect.

Carl
KM1H
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert Kavanagh" <73rjkosz at sympatico.ca>
To: <topband at contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2013 1:32 PM
Subject: Topband: Effect of trees


> But, Carl, there may be other variables changing in the system, for 
> example, the amount of moisture in the ground. So it's not a controlled 
> experiment.
>
> Bob
> VE3OSZ
>> Every autumn (when the fluid is leaving the trees) and every spring (when
>> the fluid is coming up again) I have to go out and adjust the phasing in 
>> my
>> 2 el phased vertical for 160m. So some kind of effect does high trees 
>> have
>> on the antenna.
>> 73 SM6CPY
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