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Hi All,
I have noticed that the HIMARS transport vehicles used in Ukraine all have what appears to be a double loop antenna on them. Do you think that they are using a double loop that is connected in parallel to lower the antenna resistance and increase the bandwidth since the elements appear to be rather thin in tube diameter, or are they using a series connected pair of loops to lower the overall frequency of operation?? What are some of the more common HF frequencies they could be using? --jeff wb7aht |
This has previously been discussed in detail on the Magloop IO group.
/g/MagLoop/topic/91522418#9938 Regards, Martin |
"Polarization" is a property of the electromagnetic wave that is transmitted, and has nothing to do with the direction your signal goes. You will have a electric field, and a magnetic field that is perpendicular to the electric field, and all that makes you your electromagnetic wave. The convention is to use?the orientation of?the electric field to determine the polarization of the wave. And even though your signal goes straight up,?the electric field is still parallel to the earth's surface, and therefore you have a horizontal polarization.
Karl Heinz - K5KHK |
A small loop - <10% circumference of a full wavelength at the highest frequency of interest - exhibits the nulls in both directions perpendicular to the plane containing the loop.? So, laid horizontally on the soil surface, the loop will null NVIS signals. Dave - W?LEV? On Wed, Sep 7, 2022 at 6:57 PM Starsekr via <Starsekr=[email protected]> wrote: Another silly question, if I lay a single turn loop horizontal to the ground will it receive NVIS? -- Dave - W?LEV Just Let Darwin Work |
¿ªÔÆÌåÓý? HIMARS Image in Ukraine. ? The HIMARS built for other countries appear to have 2 verticals on either side of the transport vehicle. ? --jeff |
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