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Jim, K7JEB wrote:
After a bit of e-mail correspondence and the exchange of a single, crucial, 1000-word, picture, I think we've bottomed-out on this. I'm seeing two, distinct, dipole-like responses, one at 3.6 MHz and one at 10.2 MHz. 10.2/3.6=2.8 It appears that frequency ratios between about 2.4 and 2.8 can be easily achieved. That's 75m+30m, 40m+17m, 30m+12m. Unfortunately, a 2:1 ratio seems difficult to achieve. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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