Topband: Beverage polarization

Jose_Carlos N4IS at COMCAST.NET
Fri Nov 12 12:14:04 EST 2021


Thanks Jon  I have one copy too.

Electrical and Electronic Engineering series  KRAUS ANTENNAS  page 412. 14-11 Beverage or Wave Antenna.

73.s
JC
N4IS

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From: JHDMD
Sent: Friday, November 12, 2021 12:03 PM
To: Jose_Carlos
Cc: Wes; topband at contesting.com
Subject: Re: Topband: Beverage polarization

This subject is well covered in theory by the late John Krause (SK es W8JK) in his famous book
“Electromagnetics”. He is a late Professor of Electrical Engineering at the Ohio State University.

My father gave me a copy of this book when I was a student at Georgia Tech in the 1960’s.

73,

John, W4NU 

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> On Nov 12, 2021, at 11:28 AM, Jose_Carlos <N4IS at comcast.net> wrote:
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> Ron
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> The short answer is simple. Beverage antenna is really a transmission line with all proprieties of a transmission line, in one side is terminated by a load and on the other side by a transformer. The difference in speed of the signal, and the arriving wave  angle of incidence, on the in the open air wire, and in the second wire, that is actually the ground, generates a current that travels on the direction of the arriving wave. 
> The wave near the ground interacts with matter (ground) and it is reflected back, the vertical component has a positive phase and adds to the incident vertical component and generate the current that travel the transmission line (wire+ground). The Horizontal component has a negative  phase and cancel the horizontal component and the result is no current is generated.
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> 73’s
> JC
> N4IS
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> From: Wes
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> http://www.arrl.org/files/file/QST/This%20Month%20in%20QST/2021/11%20November%202021/Silver%20Donovan.pdf
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>> On 11/12/2021 6:26 AM, Ron Spencer via Topband wrote:
>> I recently read, from Tom, W8JI, that the beverage antenna is vertically polarized. I'm hoping someone might explain this to me. Intuitively seems it would be horizontal.
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>> From here: http://w8ji.com/polarization_and_diversity.htm
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>> Under Best diversity receive antennas.
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>> Thanks
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>> Ron
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