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Old April 3rd 05, 01:33 AM
 
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Tom Donaly wrote:
Reg Edwards wrote:
Let's start a parallel thread on the effect of coating a 14-gauge
antenna wire with a thick layer of ferrite. Say 1mm thick,
permeability = 100.

Would this have any effect on velocity factor? If so, by how

much?
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Reg



In his book _Ferromagnetic Core Design & Application Handbook_
Doug DeMaw claimed to have put ferrite sleeves on a vhf dipole
which reduced its size without introducing significant loss.
He claimed to have cut the size of the dipole in half.
You'll have to do the same thing yourself if you want to know
whether or not he was right.
73,
Tom Donaly, KA6RUH


Yea, but isn't that the same thing as winding a helix to increase the
inductance per unit length to accomplish the same results. I don't
know if Doug was right, cause I have not done either. May try it.
Gary N4AST

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