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i want to know the length of a 6m dipole
"John - KD5YI" wrote in message news:Ct_ng.26884$Xn.3642@trnddc05... But actual lengths are non-critical. You can use a tape measure or a wooden ruler. And don't worry if you can't find your spectacles. ---- Reg. Hook, line, and sinker! and also the dipole is shorter because you want to cancel out the reactance. a "real" half-wave would have a resistive and reactive component. i think if you get into big tubing or pipe, you get too much reactance. Gravity |
i want to know the length of a 6m dipole
The theoretical resonant length of a 1/2-wave dipole is 150/F metres.
i should have thought of that. c = 3 * 10^8 m/s F = frequency / 10^6 465/F theoretical (feet) 468/F practical i think i made a math error. Gravity |
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