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On Mon, 07 Jun 2010 07:44:17 GMT, "VK2KC" wrote:
I have just read an article regarding an AR Op using a carbon fibre fishing rod to make a 12 foot mobile antenna for mobiling. My question is, does carbon fibre absorb RF? The operator has wound 5.2 metres (approx 17 feet) of insulated house wiring in a helical fashion around the rod. He uses an SG-237 tuner as well. If indeed that carbon fibre is conductive, and he claims he is getting outstanding results whilst operating stationery mobile, then what is happening? I would appreciate comments. 73. John VK2KC My experience with Radio Controlled Model Airplanes has led me to the conclusion that Carbon Fiber and its relationship to RF is unpredictable. John Ferrell W8CCW |
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