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November 11th 14, 10:59 AM
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The proof of the pudding?
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... How short is a "short antenna"? In order to satisfy your curiosity, curiosity that has been repeated in several threads, I wonder if an answer might be the manner in which you seem to want to represent yourself, that of being several inches short of a half-wave dipole and of being a poor and inefficient radiator of civil and mature remarks? |
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November 11th 14, 06:56 PM
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The proof of the pudding?
gareth wrote:
wrote in message ... How short is a "short antenna"? In order to satisfy your curiosity, curiosity that has been repeated in several threads, I wonder if an answer might be the manner in which you seem to want to represent yourself, that of being several inches short of a half-wave dipole and of being a poor and inefficient radiator of civil and mature remarks? How short is a "short antenna"? What is the metric for "poor perfomance"? -- Jim Pennino |
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