At 09:59 PM 1/28/2009, you wrote: >Walt, > >I do have the option of building a loop like Guy and mounting it in a >tree pointed to the N/NE. I could easily buy 4 sections of 10 foot >pieces of PVC and make a 20 foot loop form and run the wire around it. >If I did not put it up too high, I should beable to keep it up in our >high winds, but it will be fairly heavy, so nailing it to a tree with >ties around branches may be the ticket. But if the loop has also a lobe >to the South, that may be an issue. I thought with phasing, you should >because to kill signals from the South. At least it works well using two >EWEs. > >73, > >Patrick Patrick, you're obviously thinking of all the possibilities. As much as I enjoy phasers, and I have a superb Misek phaser now, when the DX gets hot and heavy, I don't really want to monkey around with the knobs actively phasing, when I would rather spend the time going from frequency to frequency searching for TA or TP signals. Where phasers have helped me is on those frequencies with local or semi-local stations that I normally would not bother with at all. Tweak the knobs correctly and there's always something good to hear underneath! ......Walt.
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