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![]() "Joel365" wrote in message ... I have a dipole with 134 feet of 20 gauge insulated copper wire. What would happen if I wanted to replace one leg (67 feet) with 18 gauge copper clad insulated steel wire but chose to keep the other leg with the 20 gauge wire? Tks, Joel You probably would not notice anything on 80 meters. It is possiable that the wire not being insulated and a differant size will cause a slight shift in the resonate frequency, but I doubt that you will notice it. It is sort of like having a truck load of bricks. If you add one more brick, there is an effect, just too slight to make any differance. Unless someone told you the brick was added, you would not notice it. |
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