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"Reg Edwards"
The missing 90 - 57 = 33 degrees are just not needed for resonance. So why is everybody making such a fuss about it? _____________ An antenna * system * does not need to have X number of degrees to be resonant. It only needs to have ~zero reactance at its feedpoint -- which, for electrically short AND long radiators can be achieved by use of a suitable matching network. Such networks don't add or subtract electrical degrees, however. They only reduce/cancel the natural reactance of the physical radiator in use. RF |
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