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Old September 19th 06, 01:24 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default How much of a multiband fan antenna has to be fanned?

Similar to the Hustler models of mobile antennas, the distance between FP
and X would be part of each dipole. FP would be the end of the coax
connected to the dipoles.

Bill, W4WNT


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If, on each side of the feed point, a single conductor runs out
to point X, with individual conductors onward from X for each
band of interest, how far from the feedpoint can X be?

(like this) /10 meters
/
FP----------------X------15 meters
\
\
\
\20 meters

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