In article
,
RHF wrote:

On Apr 16, 6:20*pm, "Michael" wrote:

Hiya...

I'm assembling all the fixings I need for a new antenna. *
Now that I'm committed to an inverted L with my balun
ONLY one foot away from the earthen ground spike...


- Given that the horizontal section of an inverted L antenna
- could work directionally, would it be good to use two wires
- at the top of the vertical section ???

Michael,

Single Wire Vertical-Up-Leg 'connected' somewhere near
the Center {Off-Center} of a Horizontal Wire is basically a
* "T" Antenna

SNIP

So he would only get "T" polarized signals right? No, no wait a minute,
he would get "L" polarized signals. This is so confusing. I know there
is a dead chicken in here somewhere.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

On Apr 29, 8:25*pm, Telamon
wrote:
In article
,





*RHF wrote:
On Apr 16, 6:20*pm, "Michael" wrote:

Hiya...

I'm assembling all the fixings I need for a new antenna. *
Now that I'm committed to an inverted L with my balun
ONLY one foot away from the earthen ground spike...

- Given that the horizontal section of an inverted L antenna
- could work directionally, would it be good to use two wires
- at the top of the vertical section ???

Michael,

Single Wire Vertical-Up-Leg 'connected' somewhere near
the Center {Off-Center} of a Horizontal Wire is basically a
* "T" Antenna

SNIP

- So he would only get "T" polarized signals right? No, no wait a
minute,
- he would get "L" polarized signals. This is so confusing. I know
there
- is a dead chicken in here somewhere.
-
- --
- Telamon
- Ventura, California

Teli - With the "T" Antenna he can get El Telamondo ! ~ RHF

In article SBRRj.3343$XI1.2690@edtnps91, m II wrote:

Telamon wrote:

RHF wrote:

SNIP

Nothing interesting. Nothing useful.



Completely unlike your response to him.

I could say the same about you and in fact I just did.

You have anything to contribute to the news group? Nope.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

In article
,
RHF wrote:

On Apr 29, 8:25*pm, Telamon
wrote:
In article
,

*RHF wrote:
On Apr 16, 6:20*pm, "Michael" wrote:

Hiya...

I'm assembling all the fixings I need for a new antenna. * Now
that I'm committed to an inverted L with my balun ONLY one foot
away from the earthen ground spike...

- Given that the horizontal section of an inverted L antenna -
could work directionally, would it be good to use two wires - at
the top of the vertical section ???

Michael,

Single Wire Vertical-Up-Leg 'connected' somewhere near the Center
{Off-Center} of a Horizontal Wire is basically a * "T" Antenna

SNIP

- So he would only get "T" polarized signals right? No, no wait a
minute, - he would get "L" polarized signals. This is so confusing. I
know there - is a dead chicken in here somewhere. -

Teli - With the "T" Antenna he can get El Telamondo ! ~ RHF
.

Wow, the obvious answer went right over my head. Looking at your
subject line I was thinking more along the lines of a Tilted Bi-Polar
Chicken that had wind from eating moldy corn or something worse. That
would be a TBPC antenna.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

"RHF" wrote in message
...
On Apr 29, 8:25 pm, Telamon
wrote:
In article
,





RHF wrote:
On Apr 16, 6:20 pm, "Michael" wrote:

Hiya...

I'm assembling all the fixings I need for a new antenna.
Now that I'm committed to an inverted L with my balun
ONLY one foot away from the earthen ground spike...

- Given that the horizontal section of an inverted L antenna
- could work directionally, would it be good to use two wires
- at the top of the vertical section ???

Michael,

Single Wire Vertical-Up-Leg 'connected' somewhere near
the Center {Off-Center} of a Horizontal Wire is basically a
* "T" Antenna

SNIP

- So he would only get "T" polarized signals right? No, no wait a
minute,
- he would get "L" polarized signals. This is so confusing. I know
there
- is a dead chicken in here somewhere

************************************************** ***********************************

I was all set to use a 6' solid brass spike into the Earth, but then I
remembered your recommendation. I ditched the 6' solid brass rod and used
some nylon strapping to secure a whole uncooked chicken to the brick
chimney. I did it in the rain, so I had to work quick. When I had the
chicken strapped on, I ran the receiving wire before I connected the ground
strap from the balun to the chicken. Just as I was hooking the ground strap
up from the balun to the chicken, the receiving wire got hit by lighting.
It fried the chicken and blew me off the roof. I landed flat on my back and
coughed up my Viagra. I need to get back up on the roof and try again.
Will a cooked chicken work as good as a raw one ???

Michael