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Richard Harrison wrote:
Owen Duffy wrote: "Is that for uniform current as Reg asked?" Reg described a short vertical wire above a perfect ground. Without a capacitive hat or some such device, you have an open circuit at the tip of the antenna (zero current) and a finite current at the driven end of the wire. How would the current be uniform end to end? For the answer to that, open your Kraus again, and go to the beginning of the chapter (5) you quoted from. It's explained in the first paragraph. There's even a picture, Fig. 5-1. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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