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From: "James Moritz" <j.r.moritz@herts.ac.uk>
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Subject: LF: LF antennas and Mercedes
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<?color><?param 0100,0100,0100>Dear Mal, LF group,<br><br>&gt;....<?/color>and plenty of real estate for real LF antenna experimentation  &gt;and an abundance of MERCEDES BENZ to drive on roads still  &gt;uncongested. G3KEV<br><br><?color><?param 0100,0100,0100>You keep making tantalising references to these mysterious  antenna experiments - perhaps you could share some of the  results <?/color>with the rest of the LF group<?color><?param 0100,0100,0100>. I'm particularly interested to  know how Mercedes figure with regard to LF  - do you use them for  antenna top loading, or bury them for improved grounding perhaps?  I suppose if you laid enough of them end-to-end along an  uncongested road, you could make a sort of Beverage antenna.<br><br>As an amateur with a QTH only a few miles north of Watford, my  budget <?/color>for LF experiments<?color><?param 0100,0100,0100> probably wouldn't run to a single  Mercedes, let alone an abundance of them - do you think Fords or  Ladas w
ould be a workable sustitute?<br><br>Cheers, Jim Moritz<br>73 de M0BMU<br><br>