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January 10th 05, 08:27 PM
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"Dan Richardson" wrote in message
... On 10 Jan 2005 08:48:37 -0800, wrote: I have seen some with 4 elements, some with 5. Also is the spacing between them important? The ¼-wave groundplane was developed by George Brown 1938. Here's a partial quote from his book: [deleted] Interesting... although while I'd certainly believe that, as far as Georbe Brown could tell in 1938 two radials performed just as well as four radials, I'd imagine that there is a measurable and simulatable different between the two systems! (Hmm... I know... how about... three! ground radials? :-) ) ---Joel |
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