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"Tom Sedlack" wrote in message ...
What kind of voltages and currents are present at the ends of dipoles assuming 100W of RF and the antenna being close to resonant? Just wondering, Tom The current should be fairly low at the ends. The current max is at the feedpoint. Just guessing on the voltage, probably about 700 volts potential at the ends or so...x10 for a KW...Any kind of decent end insulator should be ok for 100w. Same for a KW too, but you want to stay away from green tree branches etc, if you run high power. I've toasted some of those when the branches touched the ends of the dipole. MK |
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