In a message dated 5/21/99 3:53:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
dbaker_at_postino.up.ac.za writes:
<< memory serves me right, some operators at HF prefer to use a
so-called 190 degree mast (little over 0.5 lambda), in order to reduce
the skywave component and to increase the ground range before one gets
interference between sky- and groundwave at night. I do recall an
article where the authors described a means of using toploading with
stay wires (insulated) to get comparable results to the 190 degree
tower with a 90 degree (lambda over 4) tower. The details are lost in
my filing cabinets somewhere.
>>
That is, indeed, confusing. IF you can get a 1/2 wave height, then WHY
use a CFA?
Anyone know?
73 Chip N1IR
Received on Mon May 24 1999 - 15:22:43 EDT
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