This is a question i.e. not bad mouthing log periodics! It seems to me that a Steppir kind of antenna rejects out-of-band interference while log periodics enhance out-of-band interference. During con
Hi Al - My experience with my 7-60 Mhz LP has been that with my TS-440, where the receiver path did not run thru the antenna tuner overlaod/cross mod was definitely a problem. With my IC-756 and Pro
On the positive side ... at least with a Log you don't have the maintenance/failure problems. 73, Dick, W1KSZ _______________________________________________ _________________________________________
When receivers had front ends as wide as barn doors the broad banded characteristics of the LP were a consideration. Today with modern receivers it is much less to worry about. If you are getting Bro
Perhaps with a lousy RX. 73, Jim K9YC _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ TowerTalk mailing list TowerTalk@contesting.com http://lists.cont
I would clarify your statement to say that LPDAs do not reject non ham band signals while a band specific antenna will supress them. The bandwidth of an antenna serves much the same purpose as a band
I think that I wrote the same thing? I would clarify your statement to say that LPDAs do not reject non ham band signals while a band specific antenna will supress them. The bandwidth of an antenna s
To all: As one who has a T10 log periodic and has wrung the last amount of performance out of this design I can truthfully say I have never had an out of band interference problem with it. With a goo