RW> HG>HG>> The antenna Tom has is apparently based on the same design   
   RW> HG>HG>> philosophy   
      
   RW> HG>TW>> The Twin Booms are a modification of the basic design to assist   
   RW> HG>TW>> impedence matching. The cross over wiring is used but mostly in   
   RW> HG>TW>> TV antennas. But it still is an LPDA antenna   
      
   RW> HG>> Correction, the dual boom design is the basic one.   
      
   RW> TW> For Transmitting Antennas YES becaue it provides a better feed line   
   RW> TW> match.   
      
   RW>Show me an antenna, RX or TX, that doesn't need feed line matching.   
      
   A longwire thrown out the windoww rr conected to a tree.   
      
      
   RW>You were mixing yourself up by talking one, then the other. If you want an   
   RW>antenna that can receive locally transmitted high-power signals, no   
   RW>biggie, just throw up a long wire and be done with it.   
      
   I already know that and a great deal more about radio theory then you   
   think   
      
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