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Old January 21st 04, 07:57 PM
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If the antenna is an electrical 1/4 wave then it is a 1/4 wave antenna,

even
if it is physically shortened by use of coils. Alex / AB2RC


If that is true, then there is no such thing as a 5/8 wave antenna. They
would be 3/4 wave antennas.

Don't think so. 73 Al Lowe N0IMW

Al, This was the basis of my thoughts on the subject too, Im the OP. Im of
the opinion an antenna shorter than 1/4 wll should either be identified by
its fractional wl dimension or as a loaded x freq antenna y units long.
Otherwise those who advertise 5/8 antennas that are physically 1/8wl long
have every right to do so.


 
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