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Cecil Moore wrote in news:TsS4f.2685$BZ5.384
@newssvr13.news.prodigy.com: The myth: "Contrary to oft stated views, the Classic G5RV is not an all band antenna, it: does not have acceptable feed performance on any WARC bands;" Quoted from: http://www.vk1od.net/G5RV/ 12m is a WARC band. The standard G5RV performs very well on 12m band. Therefore, the above statement is a myth. (Hey, this silly myth game is actually fun.) :-) As I explained one night (on 75m from Halifax) to G5RV, his antenna is essentially a dipole of non-resonant length with a mismatched feedline that is used as a tuning section. My preferred method of using antennas of that nature is to put a 300ohm line on the feedpoint and simply tune it in the shack with a good, balanced tuner. The antenna will then perform well on any frequency the tuner can match. -- Dave Oldridge+ VA7CZ ICQ 1800667 |
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