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Gene Fuller wrote:
Antenna books point out that the current in a short antenna decreases in a straight line, not a sine curve, from the feed point to the tip. (E.g. Kraus, 2nd Ed. page 216) Isn't that simply because the slope of a sine wave near the zero crossing closely approximates that of a straight line? 73, Jim AC6XG |
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