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K7ITM wrote:
But to invoke "velocity factor" assumes something about the solution which may well lead you away from the correct explanation. For the feedpoint impedance to be purely resistive, i.e. resonant, for a standing wave antenna, the reflected wave must get back into phase with the forward wave. Velocity factor is a way of explaining how/why that happens. The diameter of the conductor no doubt appears in the VF equation. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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