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Old November 13th 04, 03:20 PM
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Dr. Slick wrote:
"(1)A properly tuned and positioned dipole will
be resonant at only one frequency.
(2)Double-dips are a bad sign, and the return loss suffers."

(1) - Nope, just not true.
(2) - Not true either. (see #1)

With the two 'dips' not being harmonically related, it
appears that there is some 'other' reason, the feed line
for one, or something near the antenna (a person for instance?).
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