[BC] Skirt feeds.....
Tom Spencer
Radiofreetom at gmail.com
Sat Feb 20 14:32:44 CST 2010
Cowboy -
I believe that's called a coaxial vertical antenna...
not unknown at HF / VHF / UHF...
Although there's usually an insulator somewhere in there... <wink>
I suspect if the feedpoint attachment were done correctly, it would work
as a counterpoised antenna... sort of.
I have EZNEC and another NEC2-based program; I may just try that out...
Cowboy wrote:
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> The one case I'd like to model ( but don't have the software ) would be to run
> a single wire up the center of a tower, ground the tower and feed the wire !
> A "reverse bazooka" if you will....
>
> I'd expect it to work, but be very narrow banded.
> Again, bonded at 90 degrees, and insulated the rest of the way.
>
>
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Tom Spencer
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