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John,
Traps make no sense as they just waste power.
It is so much more efficient to base antenna lengths in multiples
of a wavelength especially when using top band.
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On 29 Dec, 14:40, John Smith wrote:
http://www.seed-solutions.com/gregor...Experimentatio...

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John,
Traps make no sense as they just waste power.
It is so much more efficient to base antenna lengths in multiples
of a wavelength especially when using top band.
Regards
Art


Art:

Everything which is placed in a transmission line/antenna circuit has to
"burn" some amount of power ...

You sound like me, when I had the "back 40+ acres." City dwellers
(indeed, myself in my present situation) need one antenna to do it all
.... (actually, I got 3 separate stealth antennas doing the job--but you
get the idea ... )

I know, you recommend the "magnetic loops/etc.", however, it is all
about choice.

Warm regards,
JS
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On 29 Dec, 17:29, John Smith wrote:
art wrote:
On 29 Dec, 14:40, John Smith wrote:
http://www.seed-solutions.com/gregor...Experimentatio...


JS


John,
Traps make no sense as they just waste power.
It is so much more efficient to base antenna lengths in multiples
of a wavelength especially when using top band.
Regards
Art


Art:

Everything which is placed in a transmission line/antenna circuit has to
"burn" some amount of power ...

You sound like me, when I had the "back 40+ acres." *City dwellers
(indeed, myself in my present situation) need one antenna to do it all
... (actually, I got 3 separate stealth antennas doing the job--but you
get the idea ... )

I know, you recommend the "magnetic loops/etc.", however, it is all
about choice.

Warm regards,
JS


I understand where you are coming from, but again it is about a contra
winding
portion of the trap which one knows does melt.A better way to do the
same job
would be to have a 20M half wave dipole with a square loop at the
center
with a variable capacitor. When you are at 10 M you then get double
the radiation
instead of loosing it to the traps. The variable capacitor gives you
dexterity
with respect tocontinual resonant frequencies.
Try it you will like it.
Art
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