[Antennas] INV_L_SWR

David W Sher davew9lya at juno.com
Sat Nov 25 11:21:18 EST 2006


You can always use a tuner, either remote at the base of the antenna, or
else in the shack.  However, if it works, don't fix it.

Dave             W9LYA
Nov shmoz ka pop?

On Sat, 25 Nov 2006 09:26:51 -0500 "George" <goofyham at highstream.net>
writes:
> I put up an inverted L antenna this past week. The best I can do on 
> SWR is 2:1 measuring at the base with my MFJ analyzer and varying a 
> variable cap in series with the center conductor of the coax on 160 
> meters.
> If I wanted to get it down to 1:1 how can I accomplish this and have 
> it useful on 160 and 80 meters? I'm building a remote variable 
> capacitor for the base.
> I don't have the exact dimensions but the best I can figure are 120 
> feet of horizontal and 50 feet of vertical.
> By the way it works pretty good on 160 as is but I'd like to get it 
> down under 1.3:1.
> Thanks.
> George
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