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Subject: | LF: AW: Re: test signal wanted |
From: | Stefan Schäfer <[email protected]> |
Date: | Wed, 3 Feb 2010 21:13:13 +0100 |
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Thread-topic: | Re: test signal wanted |
Andrey, tnx very much! Your signal is visible at the DF6NM grabber. Here it is also visible, but just "T". Hight above gnd seems not to be optimal and there is a wet tree near the ant. DCF39 is just S5... But i can see that there is something, nice! Perhaps i have to make some measurements when the active (E- Field) antenna is not mounted to a big metallic tube. Then, i expect, the capacity of the ground "electrode"(between far field and gnd and between gnd and earth) becomes more relevant. With a coax cable and/or a metallic tower, the ground electrode has much more C against anything and can be seen as infinite. So just the C of the input wire is relevant. But not with a totally decoupled system... 73! Stefan <<winmail.dat>> |
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