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I skimmed over the ARRL antenna book. From there i understand, that an
antenna is either complete (dipole) or it relies on ground, either natural or artificial (counterpoise, radials). Given that, i wonder what to think about a half wave antenna like the SOLARCON ANTRON 99 without radials. Most of these antennas have an included 1:9 matcher, why? How does such an antenna work anyway? Is there no ground required to operate such an antenna? How can they work without ground? Regars, Johann |
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