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Subj: Re: 70MHz Horizontal Mobile Ant?
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PA2RHB wrote:-
>> A 'Halo' for 4 Metre is a bit big and may get
>> caught up in garage, car-port, or low flying objects! We used them on
>> 2 metre AM mobile, but that would be about the limit for convenience.
> 
> It was the smallest I could think of. The diameter would be under 70 cms,
> much less than the width of the car roof. You could mount it lower (in
> terms of wavelength) than you ordinarily would a 2 meter version. 
> For any horizontal 70 MHz antenna over a ground plane, 30cm seems to be a
> practical minimum, otherwise you would get too little lower angle
> radiation.

30cm over a car body, low angle radiation ?

You'll get most of the radiation going upwards, and tailing over at
about 60 at the -3db point.

Very good for working satellites above your head ;-)

If in doubt - model it backed up with professional experience and
test equipment.

Trust me - I do know ;-)

- Andy (I don't sell floor tiles) -


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