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Large diameter elements make the antenna resonant at a lower frequency.
Shorten the elements to resonate at the desired frequency. You'll probably find that about 7.1" will work well in your case, though without some test equipment you're likely never going to notice the difference! Resonance is NOT required for proper operation as an antenna. An advantage of larger diameter elements is that the useable bandwidth increases, though again if you're using it on a single frequency with narrow bandwidth, you'll never notice the effect. Cheers, Tom |
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