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I installed a Diamond X-200A antenna just above a Thunderbird TH5MK2
tribander. Due to a short mast, the Diamond is virtually sitting on top of the Thunderbird. The lead-in consists of some 20 feet of 9914f and 50 feet of 9913, connected with UHF connectors. The measured SWR minimum is at 147.7 MHz and 1.2:1 at the far end of the coax. The MFJ 259B reads 1.9:1 at 144 mHz. Presumably the SWR is a bit higher at the antenna connector. If I use a longer mast to raise the Diamond above the tribander, can I expect the resonant point to move to the specified 146 MHz and the SWR at 144 to go down? How much separation is needed? |
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