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I have about 40 feet of garden to erect an antenna....Could anyone tell
me if I took 2 20 feet length of twin ladder and shorted the ends fed one side of the dipole with twin ladder and connected a 52 ohm resistor across the other side so the tx would see a match would be better than feeding a 40 foot endfed through an atu... My thinking is that most of the small antenna on the market are just dummy loads with a small amount of wire attached and appear to work so would my 40 feet work better.. ?? ...................................... If you are trying to avoid a dummy load, a resister is the last thing you want. It should be illegal to add resisters to otherwise perfectly good antennas. It's hard to comment about the antenna, as I don't know what bands, how much height, etc... Not enuff info... MK |
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