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![]() wrote in message oups.com... WHAT IS THE "COIL" USED TO MATCH A 5/8 WAVE VERTICLE? i MEAN WHAT IS IT MADE FROM AND WHERE DO YOU GET THEM? Lots of good answers. - so I'll add another 1.5 cents worth. The coil is at the bottom normally with enough windings (coils) to add the right amount of inductance that will help to make a 50-ohm source happy. MADE FROM COPPER - usually. YOU MAKEM' - if you want to have fun. Arrl website has an antenna handbook - and several volumes of 'The antenna Compendium" that can give you many hours of fun winding coils, building antennas, making up matching sections - and all that good stuff. One tool I found helpful in playing around with antennas and transmission line is an MFG 259 Antenna Analyzer. - and there are others out there, too. |
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