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"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
news ![]() Frank wrote: A double extended zepp is a good example of an unbalanced feedline with significantly different currents in each leg. Not true. The "double" means it is a balanced dipole. An EDZ is simply a 1.25 WL center fed dipole. The currents are supposed to be balanced. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp Ok, so I used the wrong name. What I meant was an antenna fed at the end with open wire line, with one side of the feedline unconnected. Is it called a zepp? Frank |
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