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A multiwire flattop antenna on a building in France

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Français : Antenne radioamateur au-dessus d'un immeuble en France, en 1912. Ce type est appelé antenne L inversée , et est largement utilisé dans la bande radio ondes longues (basse fréquence) des 160 mètres (1,5 MHz à 2 MHz), l'antenne était le type le plus utilisé de la télégraphie sans fil au début du 20ème siècle. Il se compose d'un certain nombre de fils horizontaux parallèles comme des cordes à linges, suspendus par des supports isolés à chaque extrémité, avec des fils verticaux reliés à une extrémité (droite) tombant vers l'émetteur. Les fils verticaux sont l'élément rayonnant; tandis que les fils horizontaux servent de charge pour ajouter de la capacité à l'antenne, pour augmenter le courant dans l'élément vertical, et donc la puissance rayonnée.
English: A wire radiotelegraphy antenna suspended above an apartment house in France, in 1912. This type is called a flattop or inverted L antenna, and is widely used in the longwave (low frequency) radio band, which was the most widely used band during the wireless telegraphy era at the beginning of the 20th century. It consists of a number of parallel horizontal wires like a clothesline, suspended by insulated supports at each end, with vertical wires connected at one end (right) dropping down to the transmitter. The vertical wires are the radiating element; while the horizontal wires serve as a capacitive top-load, to add capacitance to the antenna, to increase the current in the vertical element, and thus the radiated power.
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