On Sat, 21 Mar 1998 00:34:25 -0500 Larry Higgins <n9dx@michiana.org>
writes:
>Suggestion, Carl. Put your 2n2222 4 miles away, and attach the FS
>meter to
>your vertical. Then when you add the radial, you don't need to go 4
>miles
>to see the result.
Tnx for the feedback Larry,
The problem I would have at the remote end is getting an antenna that
will radiate the few hundred mw. This other ham does not have a 160M
antenna and I was just thinking of using his 75M inv V for RX.
OTOH, if the test would be valid only about 1.5 wave away I could hang a
full 1/4 wave with 2 elevated radials from my neighbors commercial 2 way
tower. Put the 2N2222 over there with a 12V gel cell and I could play all
day at my antenna. Think that is valid? I do have AC available by the
antenna and it is set that I can easily lower the feed point to within
reach from the ground....so bringing my rig and attenuator out there is
no big deal.
Ideas??
73 Carl KM1H
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