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July 12th 06, 12:50 PM
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Quarterwave vertical with radials
Tom Ring wrote: wrote: Maybe reading one of your own posts will jog your memory a bit. In it we see you VERY CLEARLY stated two radials would cancel each other's radiation. 73 Tom Won't matter, he'll have an explanation for it, and it will be anyone's fault but his. tom K0TAR You were right Tom. He came up with one and it wasn't his fault. |
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July 12th 06, 03:30 PM
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Quarterwave vertical with radials
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Tom Ring wrote: Won't matter, he'll have an explanation for it, and it will be anyone's fault but his. You were right Tom. He came up with one and it wasn't his fault. On the contrary, I confessed it was my fault for missing four days of postings and thus missing the "two and only two radial" context. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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