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"Dale" == Dale Parfitt writes:
[... GeorgeF asked about Isotrons ...]
Dale I seem to recall an indepth analysis on the AntennEx site
Dale showing that it was the shield on the coax that did the majority
Dale of the radiating. A simple proof would be to change the coaxial
Dale feeder length or how it is physically run and look for VSWR
Dale changes.
So if someone tells me about a crazy antenna that "just works" but
which relies on the feedline being straight and not coiled, I should
suspect it to be Isotron-like in design and effect?
Dale Dale W4OP
Jack.
(figuring someone with field-strength meters could solve this)
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Jack Twilley
jmt at twilley dot org
http colon slash slash www dot twilley dot org slash tilde jmt slash
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