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On 11/10/2010 9:04 PM, tom wrote:
On 11/10/2010 7:40 PM, VK2KC Gmail wrote: Hello, I have just built a J pole antenna for the local our local Emergency Service centred on 410 Mhz for their field/portable use. I note that the Arrow antenna feeds the 1/4 w/l element directly, but the standard J pole feed is on each element. What works best? The standard J pole feed or the way Arrow feeds theirs? Cheers John VK2KC I could reply as one here does and say - YES And then he would leave it there and scold you for not knowing how. Neither feed is superior. The issue you need to address is that this is a balanced antenna fed by an unbalanced feedline. So your mission is to lessen the current on the outside of the coax. This involves a choke, which could be ferrite based or coiling the thing up based. I won't get into it beyond this since it's all out there with google search and google news search. tom K0TAR And if you have more questions, don't hesitate to ask. tom K0TAR |
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