That false narrative about high loss is just not true.
I’ve been working with traps for over 30 years and have never seen the losses
that those two claimed.
Glenn, VA7UO
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> On Nov 22, 2019, at 12:00 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV <lists@subich.com> wrote:
>
>
> The style of construction says "Mosley"
>
> Mosley typically put a 10 and 15 meter trap in the same housing.
> The bottom coil plus capacitance to the outer cover is the 10
> 10 meter trap. The outer cover, short as it is, is the 15 meter
> element (the 10 meter trap is a "high L" trap to resonate with
> the short 15 meter element). The top (or outer in the case of a
> yagi) coil and capacitance to the outer cover is the 15 meter
> trap.
>
> The relatively high inductance and low capacitance in the Mosley
> traps mean the traps are "low Q" (high loss) and account for the
> demonstrated inefficiency (see the K7LXC & N0AX range test data)
> of Mosley yagis.
>
> 73,
>
> ... Joe, W4TV
>
>
>> On 2019-11-22 2:01 PM, Tom WA9WSJ via TowerTalk wrote:
>> Hello Oh Wise Ones,
>> I have a trap from a vertical antenna, I took it apart to use as a show and
>> tell item but never expected that it has two different coils inside in
>> series with the outer aluminum tube/capacitor.
>> I have a picture of it on my site. http://www.wa9wsj.com/misc%20stuff.htm
>> About mid page.
>> Can anyone tell me about it?
>> Thanks!
>> Tom
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