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the farther out you can get them the better it will usually work, adding
capacitive loading hats on the ends of the elements will also help and increase the bandwidth. wrote in message ... Hello all. I am looking at building a half size rotatable 40M dipole. It will be approxiamately 10 metres long end to end. It will have a loading coil in each leg with about 5 metres of wire wound on a nylon former. My question is, where would be the best spot to mount the loading coils? Half way along each leg, ie- about 2.5 metres from the feed point or should the coils be mounted closer to the feed point? I realise that this antenna will be inferior to a full size dipole, but a half size one will fit where I am located. Any constructive ideas or experience with loading coils would be appreciated. Cheers Max |
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