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Cecil Moore wrote:
Dave Shrader wrote: I believe that today's "Windoms" are not true Windoms!! My 1956 ARRL Handbook says that a Windom is fed with a single vertical wire. If an antenna with Windom dimensions is fed with a transmission line rather than a single vertical wire, in the 1956 ARRL Handbook, it is called an "Off Center Fed" dipole. -- 73, Cecil, W5DXP My Handbook shows the same thing. This only confirms that both of us have been in ham radio too long!!! My first Novice 80 CW antenna was a true Windom. W1GID, Ralph Tedford, one of my early Elmers, installed it for me. I ran an ARC 5 transmitter into it. Funny thing though, I kept getting tingling sensations off the key until I lengthened the feed line about 25 feet :-) I earned my first award with that radio and antenna: "WATV" Deacon Dave, W1MCE for 50 years |
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