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July 23rd 05, 01:12 PM
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Scott:
Maybe "the little people?" John "Scott" wrote in message ... It's pretty early in the morning, but isn't that what the original poster wants? To make an antenna physically shorter than normal? If so, loading coils are the correct option. My only question is who would need to physically shorten a UHF antenna in the first place? Scott N0EDV Ham op wrote: Loading coils do NOT shorten an antenna! They electrically lengthen an antenna that is already physically too short. What do you really want to accomplish? wrote: Hi All, At 433 MHz UHF, I need to reduce the lenght of the dipole using loading coils or a better method. I need to know if there is a antenna program or a method to determine values and location. tnx de KJ4UO. |
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