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Interestingly, I am able to put out a signal on 6m using a fan
dipole designed to work from 20 through 10m. Today I got a report of 5-7 over a 1600 km path. The antenna design can be seen at http://www.radiowymsey.org/FanDipole/FanDipole.gif . As far as I can see none of the dipoles resonate on 6m - the 40m dipole would if it was straight dipole with no loading coils. I guess one of the dipoles has an odd multiple near enough. The fan dipole goes into a 50 MHz LPF and then the ICOM 703 ATU. I wonder if anyone has an insight into how this antenna is working on 6m. Charlie. -- M0WYM www.radiowymsey.org |
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