[600MRG] Radio engineer Grady Motes and the HEBA efficient small size medium wave antenna

[Dave Riley]

I see a loop antenna here, albeit an 'E' loop sitting on it's own 
insulated above ground platform..

You can also see it as a top loaded vertical..

To me it makes the most sense to feed just like that and above/away from 
lossey ground..

The first thing is that you pick up 3 db just for not feeding half the 
power in to ground radials..

Two paws up on this one.. Plus the big fat vertical part is relatively 
ultra low 'R' where most of the current is..

The effective height is probably a pretty good number too..

It would be the best mobile antenna to ever crown the WA1HLR cadaverlac, 
yessir a mighty pretty 160m mobile antler fer sure..

I'll see your king and raise you one solid 6" copper strap vertical 'I' 
loop and get two nulls for free to protect those other AM stations and 
therefore allow you to run MORE power..

Yanks come up with the darndest things!!

Next time, see the old wire cage vertical @ early KDKA and what it did 
on 1020 kc...
Tom Monahan W3WGM has the whole story on that one.. WOWZA

73s de Dave @ 1a/W1FRV   Loud and Clean on the East Coast...


On 2/18/2023 2:34 PM, Dick Bingham wrote:
> Hi
>
> Possibly interesting. I started watching the video and quit after 
> maybe 5-minutes.
> Talking-heads BS !!
>
> I located this Patent Office info  for the HEBA antenna ===>
> *https://uspto.report/patent/grant/10,461,430*
>
> that may have more useful info.
>
> 73 Dick/w7wkr at CN97uj
>
> On Sat, Feb 18, 2023 at 1:40 AM D.J.J. Ring, Jr. <n1ea at arrl.net> wrote:
>
>     Radio engineer Grady Motes and the HEBA efficient small size
>     medium wave antenna.
>
>     https://youtu.be/TY1TArbqEfI
>
>
>     Pleasing Audio Processing with Mike Erickson - TWiRT Ep. 444
>
>
>     Description
>
>     The HEBA - AM's Real Estate Relief - with Grady Moates - TWiRT Ep. 460
>
>     TWiRT - This Week in Radio Tech
>
>
>     Grady Moates is a “hands-on” broadcast engineer. Known widely for
>     his audio processing expertise, Grady’s attention has more
>     recently been on proving the performance of a novel antenna
>     design. The High Efficiency Broadband Antenna (HEBA) - after years
>     of additional research and real-world testing and proving - is now
>     FCC approved. Grady explains how a HEBA help AM stations,
>     especially those with real-estate opportunities.
>
>     Show Notes:
>
>     HEBA (High Efficiency Broadband Antenna) Specs
>     http://worldwideantennasystems.com/sp...
>
>     HEBA antenna under construction
>     http://worldwideantennasystems.com/news/
>
>     Photos, diagram, and rendered video of HEBA antenna
>     https://photos.app.goo.gl/9qvPVBHUmXr...
>     ...more
>
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