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My question(s):
For an example, on the 10 meter band: If I take a 28" whip and mount it at the end of helical wound coil (wound on 1" diameter form), where the "wire length" of the coil, PLUS, the length of the whip (28" + coil wire length) is equal to 1/2 wavelength (electrical length)--BUT, the overall physical length of the antenna (top, tip of whip to base of helical wound coil) is 1/4 wavelength, what would the radiation pattern of such an antenna be? Would it favor the pattern of a 1/4 or 1/2 wave antenna--or, would the pattern be a compromise between the two--or, would the pattern be totally unrelated to either? What could I expect the impedance of such an antenna be? Would the reactance be capacitive or inductive? What would be the best way to provide a match to 50 ohm coax from such an antenna? What software is available to model such an antenna? Thanks in advance, warmest regards |
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