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On 19 Oct, 03:55, "Dave" wrote:
"art" wrote in message oups.com... Pseudo experts of fractional wavelength antennas. Where does the current flow when it reaches the END of a fractional length? verticle antenna and why? How does this relate to the term "end effect"? If you have already written a book then tell us what the auther said. Art KB9MZ.....XG it turns around and goes right back down the way it came. So a electrical generater doesn't keep turning in one direction but instead it occillates at the desired frequency. I have never seen one do that! And "end effect" is the confusion created at the top of the radiator |
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