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Counterpoise for an end-fed wire antenna
"Wimpie" wrote in message ... On 2 ago, 19:30, "KJ4NTS" wrote: As you might know, the current that goes into the end-fed antenna equals the current that goes into the counterpoise. ONLY if the counterpoise is connected to the same location where the 'radiating' wire leaves the coax. if you run a piece of coax out the window and connect just the center conductor to your end-fed antenna then connect the 'counterpoise' to the radio ground lug as is commonly done, the current in the counterpoise may be MUCH different than that going into the wire. |
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