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Cecil,
I sort of thought that this OCF antenna was typically used for a multiband antenna, that's typically the 'idea' behind using them. Keeping that 'thought' in mind, how can you 'optimize' this multiband antenna for one particular band without 'de-optimizing' it for others? That seems sort of going at it from the wrong direction, why not use an antenna that works well for the particular band of interest. Oh, I know that assumes that you can have more than one antenna, which isn't always the case. So having an 'un-optimized' antenna is what you'll end up with in most (if not all) bands except for one. Which is the 'fault' for almost all multiband antennas. Isn't it? - 'Do |
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