[Antennas] DIPOLE_ANTENNA

Mon, 17 Nov 2003 20:46:42 -0800

If you had the coax with no balun at the feed point, from the info that I have been 
given you would have radiation from the coax hence a different radiation pattern.  
This may account for the different results (Let alone propagation for times of the 
year and 11 yr cycle.

Chris opr VE7HCB

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Subject:        	[Antennas] DIPOLE_ANTENNA
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Thanks to everyone that responded to my dipole question with good
answers.

I did mis-spoke when I said the dipoles would be 180 degrees from each
other. I should have said 90 degrees. thanks for the correction.
Sorry.

Maybe it's me but I don't seem to be getting the results on 75 meters
with the 260 foot flat top fed with open wire on 75 that I use to get
with a 75 meter dipole fed with coax. That was the reason for the
antenna experiment. I have the space and trees to support more
antennas so I figured to have at it.

I guess the best antenna would be a full wave loop.

Thanks again to everyone.

George  W2YJ

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