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In message , Frank Turner-Smith G3VKI
writes In a full wave dipole the voltage at both ends will always be in phase, Are you sure? Think on't! so I would expect to see a very high impedance at the feed point. Correct. As you point out, matching the full-wave could be difficult and very lossy. Double zepp? -- Ian |
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