Coils, why?
 

Yuri Blanarovich wrote:

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73 Yuri, K3BU.us



Oh yeah, I trust you are here legally, right? Would hate to call
immigration on "another one!" chuckle

JS

Coils, why?
 

John Smith wrote:
"However, how much "Q" is there in a straight wire radiator?"

That`s easy. Arnold B. Bailey has already done all the work for us in
"Antennas and Other Receiving Antennas", but it depends on how fat the
wire is.

For a thin-wire dipole, the 3 dB down bandwidth is 34%, so
F2-F1/Fo=0.34. For Bailey`s 200 MHz antenna, BW = F/Q and Q = 200/68=
2.94.

Best Regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI

Coils, why?
 

Richard Harrison wrote:

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For a thin-wire dipole, the 3 dB down bandwidth is 34%, so
F2-F1/Fo=0.34. For Bailey`s 200 MHz antenna, BW = F/Q and Q = 200/68=
2.94.

Best Regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI


Thanks Richard, good math! So many won't take the time ...

Warm regards,
JS

Coils, why?
 

"John Smith" wrote in message
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Yuri Blanarovich wrote:

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73 Yuri, K3BU.us

Oh yeah, I trust you are here legally, right? Would hate to call
immigration on "another one!" chuckle

JS

Your "brilliance" is blinding!

I admire Cecil for having patience to engage with such brilliant minds. :-)

Time to grow up from diapers?

Yuri

Coils, why?
 

Yuri Blanarovich wrote:

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Your "brilliance" is blinding!

I admire Cecil for having patience to engage with such brilliant minds. :-)

Time to grow up from diapers?

Yuri



Ahhh, that just felt good ...

JS