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Tom Coates wrote:
If a dipole is necessary for 80 would a balanced stub (1/4 wave on 80, shorted at the far end) across the dipole insulator be the best method of switching between a dipole on 80 and a loop on the higher frequencies? I'm wondering if an 80m trap would work - high impedance on 80m - relatively low impedance on the higher frequencies. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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