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There is a current null at the end of the antenna, so the voltage is highest
there. With 1/4 wave there is a current max at the base, voltage null. "Bill Turner" wrote in message ... On Wed, 10 Mar 2004 19:33:35 GMT, "Henry Kolesnik" wrote: QST March 2004 page 34, upper left hand corner mentions that at 100 watts the voltage at the base of an 8 foot mobile whip could exceed 1000 volts and arc over a CB-ball. Can anyone plase show me the math? __________________________________________________ _______ That voltage is present at the END of the whip, not at the base. -- Bill, W6WRT QSLs via LoTW |
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