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I have a home brew dipole antenna made from #22 copper What is ther
maximum power that it can handle. Support is not a problem. I want to test it for max power using a 8877 which will blow if the wire opens, and they are costly. Ofcourse I would like a bit of safety in hand. Does minimum wire size vary much dependent on band useage? I have no idea what manufactures use for commercial style antennas! Art |
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