with KXAT1 - Why did it work?
Hi.
I was trying to build a field portable quick to
install
antenna and I really liked what I read about an end
fed
halfwave having a very low angle of radiation and only
requiring a very short counterpoise however
I remembered that the KXAT1 manual stated not to use
Martin VA3SIE wrote:
I really liked what I read about an end fed halfwave having a very low angle
of radiation and only requiring a very short counterpoise however I
remembered that the KXAT1 manual stated not to use lengths near a halfwave
as they would be outside the matching range.
So... I
Hi.
I was trying to build a field portable quick to
install
antenna and I really liked what I read about an end
fed
halfwave having a very low angle of radiation and only
requiring a very short counterpoise however
I remembered that the KXAT1 manual stated not to use
lengths near a halfwave as
Martin:
Antennas work by witchcraft and magic. NEC is about as good a modeling
program as you will find, but all antenna calculations are only a gross
indication of expected performance. Actually, the problem is that the near
field has extreme sensitivity to boundary conditions; these are
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