They never get past the gate. I electrify it with 220 volts.... just kidding. Only 110V.
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Working on a Multiband Portable Antenna
- Thread starter HomerBB
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I use that one to dive into my antenna work. . .I like Homer’s diving platform but don’t see a pool.
Maxwell 1:1 "when thou divest into the pool of antenna work, dive carefully, but with great zeal."
This ball can roll a mighty long ways:
“Verily, I say unto thee that in the days of the Prophet Maxwell . . . “
Any of this fun aside, it’s fact I ask for help of the sort alluded. Have received it, too, I believe. As I’ve heard the relief in the voices of other men they’ve gotten answers to questions asked about The Road. (“Wow, that guy is a long ways off. But the connection got made. Somehow”).
He gives power to the weak . .
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The current coil, on the left, and the one the bad coax made me doubt, on the right. Forging ahead.
I tried one of those. At that time it was an abysmal failure. Very difficult to tune, and very narrow bandwidth. AND, during a solar maximum, provided very few contacts compared to my worst antenna.Homer,
One more for your list of possible future projects:
Tak-tenna.
I decided life was too short to keep trying to tweak it.