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Francesco L. wrote:
I was wondering if it's possible to shorten the radials from the standard 1/4 wavelength to another value, a smaller one. For example, in a 20 meters antenna, which is the best value of length for shortened radials or, in alternative, until which value is possible to go to without superlosses? Thanks in advance =============================== It is my understanding that when radials are on the ground or buried ,their length can be any hence also shorter than 1/4 wavelength ,but when very they are very short ,more of the same will give an improvement especially when on dry ground. When radials are above ground like when part of a vertical antenna system fitted on a roof the quarter wave radial(s) ,at least 1 for each band , are required ,since then they are 'the other half' of a dipole. |
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