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Old October 19th 06, 06:15 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Paladin ha escrito:

Hello,

You didn't mention the operating frequency. If your plan is to make a
quarter wave antenna, the ground system is very important. Maybe there
is another option. If it is for the higher bands;

Placing the radials above ground does help. If it is a mono band
antenna, try to get a halve wave resonance. That has high impedance, en
therefore introduces low current into the ground system. The
disadvantage is that you have to make a matching network that
transforms 50 ohms to the kOhms range.

If the height is too much, you may add a coil in the middle. This
reduces bandwidth and increases the feed point impedance.


Best regards,

Wim
PA3DJS

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