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From: six@uhf.wireless.net
Subject: re: Dayton Johnson's 1296 double rhombic.
Date: Fri, 29 Nov 1996 22:30:42 -0500 (EST)

>
> Thus, to transmit, the Rhombic would have merit but for receiving it's gain
> wouldn't necessarily improve an incoming station's signal to noise ratio and
> that's what we're really after.
> Hi James:

I understand noise figure, I just forgot G/T.. Thanks for the explanation.

However, from looking at the picture in QST, I get the impression the antenna is actually a RESONANT double rhombic employing no termination resistor (at least I hope it is).

We wrote a snail letter to Dayton. Let's see what comes back.

Bernie nu1s

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