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in a never ending quest to acquire antenna knowledge
i've been doing some reading of a paper back book by a well know antenna guru who's now a sk. he claims that if a vertical antenna is fed at it's base with a parallel resonant l/c circuit and tapped on the inductor to to get an appropriate swr match, it's rf ground can be no more than a 3'x3' screen combined with a rod in the ground. in my mind, this seems to be something for nothing. if true why do i read about the importance of having a number of radials? questions, comments, pronouncements from the gurus on high most welcome. brickbats & complaints, etc 2&1 /dev/null larry kd5foy |
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