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Old April 11th 04, 11:10 PM
Cecil Moore
 
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Cecil Moore wrote:
Jerry Martes wrote:
Would the antenna's impedance plot at 0.057 -j1.14 on a 300 ohm Smith
Chart? Thats what I calculated.


Nope, 29.5 feet (0.127 lambda) around the 300 ohm SWR circle from the
17-j343 antenna, the impedance will be 7-j17 without the stub.


Hi Jerry, I need to apologize to you. I realize now that your 0.057
-j1.14 figure is a value *normalized* to 300 ohms. 17-j343 is indeed
0.057-j1.14 when normalized to 300 ohms. Sorry about the misunderstanding.
Guess I'm getting senile.
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73, Cecil, W5DXP



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