Irv Finkleman wrote in message ...


Dr. Slick wrote:
A properly tuned and positioned dipole will
be resonant at only one frequency. Double-dips
are a bad sign, and the return loss suffers.



Explaining an antenna concept so simple to Dr. Slick after
the statement that he made seems to me akin to reading Shakespeare
to a cow.

Irv VE6BP


What if the resonant frequencies are 88.1 and about 92.0 MHz?

Not exactly harmonically related, are they! Think about it.

I think you need to change your diapers, Irv.



Slick

Dr. Slick wrote:
What if the resonant frequencies are 88.1 and about 92.0 MHz?

Log Periodic?
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73, Cecil, W5DXP

Cecil Moore wrote in message ...
Dr. Slick wrote:
What if the resonant frequencies are 88.1 and about 92.0 MHz?

Log Periodic?


Or perhaps a discone of some sorts, sure.

But we are talking about a simple dipole here.

S.

"Dr. Slick" wrote in message
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Cecil Moore wrote in message
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Dr. Slick wrote:
What if the resonant frequencies are 88.1 and about 92.0 MHz?

Log Periodic?


Or perhaps a discone of some sorts, sure.

But we are talking about a simple dipole here.



All this sounds like the characteristics of a dummy load......