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Cecil Moore wrote:
David G. Nagel wrote: Cecil Moore wrote: Consider what a 1kw amp could do to a 40m hamstick used on 75m when matched with a 1kw antenna tuner. How much change in physical length or diameter of wire does an antenna tuner make to an antenna? In the above example, it vaporizes the hamstick wire. IMO, that is quite a change. Cecil; A "HAMSTICK" antenna has a "MAX" power rating. If you exceed this power rating you will indeed vaporize the wire. Of course this is true of ALL antenna's. Hook up a 50,000 watt transmitter to a 20 gage wire dipole and watch the copper vapor drift off in the wind. I am currently to lazy to look up the HAMSTICK power rating but you can at your leisure. Dave PS: Good to talk with you again, it's been a while. I learn from you each time, usually. |
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