Re: Topband: Feedpoint of short RX vertical

[donovanf@starpower.net]

Hi Frank, 

My 8-circle array uses low impedance verticals, not high impedance 
verticals like the Hi-Z. My verticals use an inductor and resistor at the 
base of each vertical. In a Hi-Z array each vertical connects directly to 
the input of a high input impedance amplifier. 

The purpose of the radials in an array of short low impedance verticals 
is to provide a reasonably stable feed point impedance. Eight 23 meter 
radials provide adequately stable feed point impedance at my QTH. 

Radials are not needed at all in a Hi-Z array. 

73 
Frank 
W3LPL 


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From: "dl8yhrfrank--- via Topband" <topband@contesting.com> 
To: topband@contesting.com 
Sent: Saturday, June 7, 2014 8:23:12 PM 
Subject: Re: Topband: Feedpoint of short RX vertical 

hi luc 
so you use a hi z rx arrya and you have matched the 7m long radials with a coil 
in resonaze? 
VY 73 
frank 






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Hello, 

trying to improve my RX setup, I have a question . 

When feeding short RX verticals with a coil and resistor in series, does it 
make 
sense to decouple the feedline 
at the feedpoint with a braid breaker ? 

73 
Luc 
ON4IA 
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