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Cecil Moore wrote:
Christopher Cox wrote: No, I am using a 4:1 to feed the horizontal portion of the Windom and a 1:1 ferrite choke balun 10 feet vertically down from there. Technically, that's an OCF, off-center-fed dipole. A Windom antenna is fed with a "single-wire feeder connected 14% off center", according to my 1957 "The ARRL Radio Amateur's Handbook". Just a little ham radio trivia FYI. This all got me thinking, have you ever designed a "Texas Windom?" serious look Regards, JS |
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