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Vince wrote:
"IOW, what length must an end fed wire be to exhibit the characteristics of a "longwire" antenna? When operating at 7 MHz, is a 240 foot long endfed wire considered to be a longwire antenna?" Vees, rhombics, and Beverage antennas are long wires according to Kraus. The long wire is usually 2 WL or more. 240 feet is 1.7 WL at 7 MHz which is less than 2 WL. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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