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'Doc wrote:
Mike, A 'long wire' (really a 'random wire', but that's being picky) can have an input impedance all over the place depending on the frequency of use. Most receivers just aren't too picky about it, so try it and see what you get in reception. You can always experiment with antenna length or matching systems to improve things, but in most cases, they aren't going to make a lot of difference. 'Doc Ive been reading up a bit more (and I see what you mean...Im not sure the missus would be keen on a real long wire in the backyard!) and I think Ill play around with some DIY antenna tuners to see whats what. I was mainly concerned with signal loss due to load mismatch if I use coax to get the signal into the basement for the wire. thanks again Mike |
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