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Tam wrote:
I tried a 2.5 MHz HPF with an MFJ analyzer to measure a 75 m antenna. Unfortunately there is too much phase shift. Really not usable below about 5 MHz. The MFJ works fine during daytime hours before all the signals come up. The "half wave" filter I described makes no impedance disturbance only at the frequency at which all the components have the same reactance. The cutoff frequency, as I recall, is close to that frequency. So you'd have to make a filter with a cutoff close to 3.8 MHz, not 2.5 MHz, in order to measure a 75 m antenna if you're using this kind of filter. There are, of course, many other types of filters, but just about any will affect the impedance measurement except perhaps over a fairly narrow range of frequencies. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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