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Reg Edwards wrote:
You can do no better than to begin with a bottom-fed, bottom-tuned, vertical or sloping wire, or pole or mast as high as you can manage. But don't allow the vertical radiator to be longer than 5/8WL on the highest frequency of interest. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp ------------------------------------------------------------ Cecil, The difference between 3/4-wave and 5/8ths wave insofar as low and medium-angle stuff is concerned is not worth thinking about. It is unnoticeable in normal use. You ought NOT to go around unnecessarily frightening people into hacking the tops off perfectly good antennas. --- Reg |
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