RadioBanter - View Single Post - 50 Ohms "Real Resistive" impedance a Misnomer?

July 23rd 03, 06:40 PM

(Richard Harrison) wrote in message ...
Art Unwin wrote:
"Way back in this thread you alludedd to antennas as being
transformers."

Art seems ready to bring up #*+@%$! ("the thing" as Phil Harris would
say) yet another time.

I would like to see Art produce some hard numbers indicating improvement
by his "thing" as compared with other antennas. Art has indicated he
wants others to produce his numbers, even refine his design. I`d like
Art to even differentiate his "thing" from a "T" or "Delta" match,
regardless of where the feedline wires go.

Fresh participants might be persuaded to do Art`s work or salute his
design.

Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI

Richard if you have to swipe at me then you need a mean streak
like Yuri who uses it with vigor which you do not have.
I told you that I would not bring up my antenna again but in
taking a swipe at me you have.
As you well know my antenna is a simple small dipole coupled
to a double meshed circuit one of which being an occillator
which is extremely difficult to describe.
But you can help me. Design a tuner with two variable inductors
plus a capacitor of sorts and explain that in simple language
not ignoring the effect of intercoupling between the components.
Then put all of this in a black bos which provides only one knob
to fiddle with to tune up.
I could use such an example from somebody who can walk the walk
so I could one day if ever, communicate in a more informative way
I have a slide rule that I can supply so that you can get cracking
with the project so that you can show me how things should be done
to your satisfaction.
Best regards
Art