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Cecil Moore wrote:
Bill Turner wrote: You restated what I said in much more detail, but what you have done is expounded on the "what". I still don't know the "how" or the "why". The Smith Chart yields the "how". Please take the "why" up with The Creator. :-) Cecil --- you are begging the question!! I reported that the addition of 3 or 4 inches above the coil produces a much larger shift in frequency than adding the exact same length below the coil [by almost a factor of 100:1]. That is empirical data. It is real and measurable. My question is one of Physics. I think everyone who reads this list knows it happens. The real question is: Why?? Why the difference in antenna resonant frequency? |
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