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May 12th 07, 01:53 AM
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OCF Sloping Dipole Txmsn Line Input Resistance Measurement
Richard Clark wrote:
On 10 May 2007 09:28:52 -0700, dykesc wrote: Does the fact that the antenna has unequal leg lengths somehow explain this? That, and it is sloping (compounding asymmetry). If it matters, there is a 1:1 current balun between the txmsn line and the antenna feedpoints. It may not be very useful. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC Richard I hate to revisit my main problem with you, since you are normally so amusing, but if you aren't going to help the poor newbie, could you please keep quiet and not make his confusion worse? tom K0TAR |
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