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![]() "KØHB" wrote in message ink.net... I have a GAP Voyageur-DX vertical (160, 80, 40, 20M) which has recently shifted its' resonance points. 160 now resonant at 1990kHz, previously at 1825 80 now resonant at 3980, previously at 3725 40 not resonant in band, previously at 7100 20 now resonant at 13775, previously at 14150 The antenna is physically solid, all wires are OK and properly attached, the three counterpoise wires are intact and connected. I have changed out the capacitor buried at the top with no change in symptoms. Any suggestions? Turned out that under power the center conductor of the matching network embedded in the top main section of the antenna migrated through the dilectric and shorted to the sleeve, thus making the lower and mid matching rods "hot", and effectively changing the antenna from a vertical loaded dipole to a random length vertical ground plane. 73, de Hans, K0HB |
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