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June 11th 11, 01:55 PM
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Clarification requested for resonant feed line verses non-resonantfeed line
In the ARRL Antenna Handbook it discusses feeding the Lazy H
antenna. The handbook states; "Matching stubs are recommended in cases where a non-resonant line is to be used". Is the handbook referring to coax verses ladder line, is it referring to a resonant length of ladder line verses a non resonant length of ladder line, it is referring to ladder line with an antenna tuner at the transmitter verses ladder line without an antenna tuner? In any case I'm not sure what they are specifically referring to. Clarification requested please. Thank you, Michael Rawls KS4HY |
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