73 Ohms, How do you get it?

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September 29th 05, 07:41 PM

Reg Edwards

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But, but, but, Reg, you said the feedpoint impedance of
an infinite dipole is 1200 ohms, or some such. That's
very close to 377 ohms times pi.
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Cec, for once, you ageed with me.

But, but, but, coincidences in arithmetic are certain to occur.
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Reg.

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