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Howard Kowall wrote:
Has anyone ever tried putting a dipole antenna up with the center insulator being a high power 50 ohm dummy load,then connecting the dipole elements across the dummy load.This would always keep a suitable match at 50 ohms and satisfy the transceiver.Would most of the power go to the dummy load and not the elements and wouldn't radiate.In thinking about this it all logically makes sense the load would really never change or would it have some reactance with the dipole elements. Thanx All Howard VE4ISP You would probably be better off loss-wise just using 1000' of RG58 feedline......same result; lots of loss, low SWR. Rick - W7RT |
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