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July 2nd 08, 03:25 PM
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Open Wire fed lengths
Ron Walters wrote:
Any recommended WEB sites or comments are welcomed. If your ground wire is an appreciable percentage of a wavelength, it is a radiating element grounded at one end, i.e. not a ground. An artificial ground might help to reduce RF in the shack. If your antenna is balanced, you don't need an RF ground. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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