TeeAye wrote:
The original question was *not* about co-phasing. It was about using
another whip as a replacement for the missing half of a dipole. The second
whip would be connected directly to the car body and become an extension of
the body.

Assuming one whip is pointing up, which way is the other whip pointing?
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You tell me, that's part of the question.
tnx
hank wd5jfr
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TeeAye wrote:
The original question was *not* about co-phasing. It was about using
another whip as a replacement for the missing half of a dipole. The
second
whip would be connected directly to the car body and become an extension
of
the body.

Assuming one whip is pointing up, which way is the other whip pointing?
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp



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Henry,
Don't waste your time, won't work as intended. Did
you really ask someone where to put/stick that other
half of the antenna??
'Doc

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Henry,
Don't waste your time, won't work as intended. Did
you really ask someone where to put/stick that other
half of the antenna??
'Doc
Nice restraint on your part Doc :}
Dan, N9JBF
Amateur radio - What a hobby!
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