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Have built several of these -- works great -- just run the coax at 90
degrees as far as you can from the center feed point OR consider using a coax choke or balun. See URL: http://www.n2aqs.com/facts.html and URL: http://www.n2aqs.com/ More can be found by typing "Vertical Dipole" into google http://www.google.com/ -- 73 From The Wilderness Keyboard "Desmoface" wrote in message ... Hey kids..I know gap kind of does this..but anyone think a verticle dipole would work...basically a vertical fed in the center...Im wanting a good 10 meter antenna for local stuff and was thinking about a conventional vertical..than I thought maybe I could do without the radial system and ground loss issue but just putting up a vertical dipole for 10...any thoughts?? Steve kb8viv |
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