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September 12th 04, 09:21 PM
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"Jim Leder" wrote in message .. . I was having a discussion with another ham about dipoles and dipole lengths, and a rather silly question came up that neither one of us was sure of the answer. If a dipole is using INSULATED wire, can the electrical length be altered by just wrapping the ends more or less around the antenna wire when attaching the end insulator? Or does the INSULATED wire need to be cut? He thinks it does shorten the dipole, I say it doesn't. Hope he is right, it makes 'pruning' dipoles a lot easier. Thanks Good question... |
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