I've not had much of a chance to work on what you are talking about. But
I've looked at it and tried to balance it out in models. Not much luck.
Very tedious model construction, and issues with breaking segment rules.
Directly underneath the vertical radiator is a huge spike in field
strength.
Will do, Steve! Jim R. K9JWV
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2012 22:45:59 -0400
From: sjr...@gmail.com
To: topband@contesting.com
Subject: Re: Topband: URL for the Stew Perry in October and December?
I have looked on the site for a few weeks looking for final results, with
no site found. Keep us
Greetings to the Forum
Would like to know if anyone has used this format of connector to move
beverage antenna
feedline around the shack?
Thanks,KA6ZMI
Petaluma, Ca.
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I haven't ever used them for this purpose, but I used them a lot back when I
was working with a recording studio. They are commonly known as TRS
connectors (tip, ring, sleeve). There are lots of patch bays on ebay too --
just look for ADC (a manufacturer) and bay.
The connectors were intended
Greetings to the Forum
Would like to know if anyone has used this format of connector to move
beverage antenna
feedline around the shack?
While I'm sure that will make someone somewhere happy, that's one of the
most unreliable RF connectors around.
They are fine on high level audio
Hi all,
When I had my house tented I had to disconnect the radials on my inverted L.
There is a 20 foot pipe that sticks up about 3 feet above the roof and the
insulated vertical section is fed there with a big ferrite choke.
The radials were connected at the base 3 feet above the roof.
