Two Bands from One Dipole

October 27th 03, 01:45 AM

'Doc

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Never mind, I found a version of the article in 'Word'. You
might take a look on page 365 of the 1969 'Handbook'. UFP's
article may be the first that deals with 12 and 17 meters,
but it certainly isn't the first for that particular idea, or
using a 'parallel' feed line as an impedance matching tool.
'Doc

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