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June 2nd 09, 05:39 PM
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Tube and Twin lead Slim Jim
On Jun 2, 4:51*am, Ian Jackson
wrote: In message , Cecil Moore writes JIMMIE wrote: Whats the advantage of the Slim Jim over a plan old J antenna. Apparently, the take-off-angle: http://www.para.org.ph/membersarticl...Slim%20Jim.htm I'm sure that W4RNL did a comparison. It might be in here. http://www.scribd.com/doc/8511817/Some-JPoles-That-I-Have-Known-4 http://www.cebik.com/ If it's not in there somewhere, a Google will be necessary. Essentially, the answer was 'not a lot', except that the Slim Jim version (the one with the folded-over top) had a slightly wider bandwidth / flatter SWR plot. -- Ian |
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