Monday, July 29. 2019
New design for a 325° long wire antenna
Left: In the HT box at 4 m height is a Beverage Antenna matching set. The HT box was overhauled and re-waterproofed.
Middle: the CMCC was connected to the HT box with a 75 ohm coax cable at a distance of 5 meters. The ground rod is a discarded water pipe.
Right: a poplar serves as a holder for 3 long wire antennas, each 50 m in length. Not shown: a 2nd CMCC 5 m away from the receiver.
How are the CMCCs? First tests brought a significantly reduced QRN under thunderstorm disturbances.
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