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Thanks for the description!
It sounds like a design worth copying. On Sun, 12 Mar 2006 02:04:52 GMT, "Dick, AA5VU" wrote: In article , John Ferrell wrote: I am glad to hear it now meets your expectations. I still have not found a diagram of your antenna, but I did find this very good artical on SWR: http://www.qsl.net/k2hq/swr.htm#PART%201 John, If you recall the old W9INN ads in QST you he has a 40/80 dipole. It was full size 40 meter dipole with what I remember he called a resister (that was really a coil) and about a 9 foot length of wire past the coil for the 80 meter antenna. It was fed with coax to a center insulator. Bill did not believe in baluns. I modified the antenna by two sets of wires. One for 10 MHz and the other for 18 MHz. The 18 MHz seems to be resonant for 6 meters and the whole mess works on 24 MHz as well. I did not see it on the K2HG web page 73, Dick AA5VU John Ferrell W8CCW |
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