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January 30th 10, 03:47 AM
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Remarkably Small Antennas - Fact or Fiction
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, Roger wrote: The experimental antennas are as small as one- fiftieth of a wavelength and could shrink further. Fact or Fiction? Roger- I'd say this was factual fiction! Perhaps they are receive-only antennas that use something like an MOS FET to drive a low impedance cable. Perhaps the one-fiftieth wavelength antennas were used in the experiments that failed! Fred K4DII |
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