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"Cecil Moore" wrote in message ... David wrote: I have a 1/2 wave - end fed whip antenna that has been designed for operation on 915 MHz. Last time I inquired about this antenna I was told it wasn't an end-fed but instead was a center-fed sleeve antenna. So which is it? (Anti)resonance on a bona fide end-fed 1/2WL antenna is pretty hard to nail down but it doesn't much matter. One just usually searches for a 50 ohm tap on a coil. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp Cecil I have been in contact with David. I gave him sketches for building a centerfed 1/2 wave dipole with the coax feed line running inside one half of the dipole. I am sure he has constructed an antenna like that, center fed half wave dipole. Jerry |
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