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|    Roy Witt to Lisa Felton-Turner    |
|    confused yet :-)     |
|    13 May 14 17:14:48    |
      Greetings Lisa!               TW>>> It is not the Boom that makes it a Log Periodic. IT is the Director        TW>>> elements.               RW>>> No, the boom is like a folded antenna with shortened radials; the        RW>>> twin boom is actually one boom, but the radials are stepped, one on        RW>>> one side, the next on the other side, etc..               HG>> Roy, you are confusing the issue. While Tom is correctly writing        HG>> about director lengths you are suddenly writing about radials.               LFT> A director leads an orchestra when playing music.              8^) Cute. If you don't specify what you're talking about, one can wonder       about such words in use today. The same with the word used to designate       the rear radial in an antenna, known to some as a reflector. i.e. We all       know that a mirror reflects an image.               LFT> Radials are those "elements" that are excited when radiating RF. The        LFT> only thing confusing about this are the molecs who're heating up               ^^^^^^       I presume that you meant to say molecules?               LFT> those radials because of their activity.              I know that some people 'beat-around-the-bush' when they're talking.               LFT> Have a nice Day! Lisa              Glad to see that you've finally made it to Fidonet.               LFT> --- AfterShock/Android 1.6        LFT> * Origin: Bare-Back Rider San Antonio, Texas (1:387/24)               Have a day!               R\%/itt - K5RXT              --- GoldED+/W32 1.1.5-31012       --- D'Bridge 3.99        * Origin: HAM Radio, aka Amateur Radio. 804? Over! (1:387/22)    |
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