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Owen Duffy wrote:
In my experience, the capacitive reactance of a short vertical is usually "tuned out" with a series inductor (inductance and resistance). Owen, he is probably trying to achieve a feedpoint impedance of 50 ohms instead of a resonant feedpoint of 20 ohms. If one makes the feedpoint 25-j25, for instance, and installs a base shunt coil, one can twist the feedpoint impedance to 50+j0 ohms using a +j50 ohm shunt coil. In like manner, a -j50 base shunt capacitor will twist 25+j25 to 50+j0 ohms. The ARRL Handbook describes such shunt matching techniques in the mobile antenna section. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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