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John Smith wrote:
Bryan wrote: ... You remind me. I have built those antennas, long ago, in the past for 10M+ bands. If I remember correctly they were termed "bazooka antennas." I kind of remember there was a recommended ratio of coax shield dia. to inside diameter of the sleeve--possibly the ratio of the radiating element figured into securing a 50/75 ohm match also? You have any more data on that antenna? Warmest regards, JS Hi John, I found the image he http://www.alpharubicon.com/elect/vertdipoleniet.htm and cleaned it up. There're more links to bazooka antennas he http://www.dxzone.com/catalog/Antennas/Bazooka/ I thought this construction method: http://www.start.ca/users/ldblake/bazooka.htm was particularly innovative. 73, Bryan WA7PRC |
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