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Gary-
The ideas that you are advancing may work...however they absolutely fly in the face of all conventional wisdom wrt installing an end fed antenna system on a non-steel boat using a modern antenna coupler/tuner. I have not personally tried what you are proposing, but I have personally installed many dozens of systems using the more conventional methods that are reported in the literature and...these methods work...5 by 9 reports first crack out of the box. Do not misunderstand me, I am simply stating that installing the coupler/tuner as close as possible to the feed point of either a shipboard vertical or an insulated backstay, when the other half of the system is a modest counterpoise, yields very satisfactory results. Do you have any actual results from a system where the coupler/tuner where positioned close to the counterpoise? If you do, and you achieved good signal reports, than maybe the actual position of a coupler/tuner is irreverent. 73- Charlie KS4VB |
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