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               Do two holes in diameter 
                2- mm near the lower end of the tuning inductor. Pass through 
                the holes wires from the input inductor and ground of the RF- 
                Socket (Figure 11). Length of the wires 
                should be allowed to remove the cap from the tube without desoldering 
                the wires from the tuning inductor and RF- socket. It may be needed 
                for adjusting of the input inductor. Then fasten the cap to the 
                tube by screw.  
               
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               Figure 12 shows EH- Antenna with 
                the cap. Wire going from the input inductor is initially soldered 
                to the 4th- tap of the tuning inductor. Wire going from the ground 
                of the RF- Socket is soldered to the lower end of the tuning inductor. 
                Figure 13 shows the soldering 
                to the tuning inductor. 
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               All set! EH- Antenna is made!  
              Tuning of the Antenna 
                 
                 
              At the tuning process antenna 
                should be hanged up in the way that any subject should be placed 
                no more the 0.5- 1.0- meter apart from the antenna. 
              Initially it would be good 
                to measure a resonance frequency of the antenna. Best way is to 
                use an RF- Spectrograph with a screen. I used to a surplus Russian 
                X1-50 spectrograph.  
              Several words are here about of using of the spectrograph. 
                Almost any spectrograph has two pairs of terminals for analysis 
                of the "Black- Box" First terminal is "Output" 
                from where an RF is going. 
                
              Second terminal is "Input" to where the 
                signal that came through the Black Box is going. So we need a 
                Black Box with Antenna inside in it. For the Black Box I used 
                to an RF- Bridge made by schematic of RZ4HK (Reference: Radio 
                #1, 1980, p.22). Figure 14 shows the Bridge. Turn on the bridge to the spectrograph and turn on 
                the antenna to the bridge. 
               
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               Now it is possible to find 
                with help of the spectrograph the amplitude frequency characteristic 
                of the EH- Antenna. Figure 15 shows RF Bridge connected 
                to the spectrograph. Figure 16 shows screen with the amplitude frequency characteristic 
                of the EH- Antenna. EH- Antenna should be turn on straight away 
                to the Bridge. RF Output and Input of the spectrograph may be 
                turn on to the bridge by the Spectrograph's cables.  
              If the resonance frequency 
                of the antenna is lower the 14.15- MHz turn by turn remove turns 
                from the upper end of the tuning inductor. Stop on the frequency near 13.5-13.8 MHz. Then the tuning antenna 
                into resonance it is possible to do by changing gap between the 
                turns of the tuning inductor. After that turn on the EH- Antenna through SWR meter to the transceiver. 
                SWR meter should be connected straight away to the EH- Antenna. 
                Input inductor at the time should be closed. Change tap on the 
                tuning inductor by minimum SWR. Figure 17 shows SWR Vs Tap at my 
                EH- Antenna. Open input inductor. Change quantity of the turns 
                or geometrical sizes of the inductor by minimum SWR. Check the 
                resonance frequency of the antenna during the tuning. 
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