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On May 17, 11:27 am, "David" nospam@nospam wrote:
Standard antennas often have a standing wave on them e.g. dipole or quarterwave vertical. Antenna is resonant and presenting good impedance. SWR is 1:1. so it is either 36 or 72 ohms If feeder is coax, is there a standing wave on coax? 50 ohm coax = yes If feeder is open wire feeder, is there a standing wave on the feeder? not 50 ohm twinline = yes |
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