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Old August 9th 10, 05:25 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default N6BT's "Vertical dipole"

"DMD" wrote
Go there and you'll found the "real" of explanation about this antenna
model.

www.kg4jjh.com/sigma.html

DMB

Thank you for the references. Not good. I didn't realize that the feedpoint
contains a 50 ohm resistor ( 40m EZNEC model on KG4JJH's web site cited
above).

Thanks again,

Al W6LX




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