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Hi,
Anyone have any suggestions on how to physically realize 2500 ohms capacitive loading on a wire antenna element at 147 mhz? This works out to about .4 pf. Max voltage will be around 650 Vrms. I am familar with the various ways to make a capacitor, just can't decide the best way physically to do this. Also, how about measuring a .4 pf cap. at 147 mhz with an antenna analyzer that only goes up to 650 ohms? Measure with it stuck at the end of 1/4 wavelength transmission line? Any suggestions appreciated. Oh, and why do I want to do this, EDZ beam design I am playing with. 73 Gary N4AST |
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