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What is the impedance at the centre of an infinitely long dipole
(in free space)? =============================== Its not very different from - Zin = 120 * Ln( Wavelength / d ) ohms. where d = conductor diameter, both measured in metres. Thus, at wavelength = 80 metres with 14 gauge copper wire, input impedance = 1300 ohms approx. If you don't believe me, just measure it. ---- Reg. |
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