ANTENTOP- 01- 2016 # 020

Beverage Antenna. Theoretical Look on Practical Result.

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DD of Beverage Antenna with additional wire between feeding transformer and termination load at 160- Meter Band

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DD of my Beverage Antenna with additional wire between feeding transformer and termination load at 80- Meter Band

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DD of my Beverage Antenna with additional wire between feeding transformer and termination load at 40- Meter Band

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DD of my Beverage Antenna with additional wire between feeding transformer and termination load at 30- Meter Band

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DD of my Beverage Antenna with additional wire between feeding transformer and termination load at 20- Meter Band

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DD of my Beverage Antenna with additional wire between feeding transformer and termination load at 17- Meter Band

However the configuration gave me unexpected effect. Beverage Antenna began received industrial electrical interferences. Antenna practically was not affected at day time but at evening time the interferences were such very strong that I cannot use 160 and 80- meter Bands. Sometimes the interferences closed the 40- meter Band.

Interferences not disappeared when I disconnected off the wire from any one side of the antenna- from termination load or feeding transformer. Moreover the interferences did not disappeared when the wire was disconnected from the both sides of antenna. I suspected that the ground wire for some reason received interferences from the street light. So, I should return to the old configuration of my Beverage Antenna...

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