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I am talking about the antenna in this months QST page 38 ZS6AAA
"The Compact Quad Multiband Hf Antenna" August 2006 So i hope i have not crossed wires here. But this antenna is open wire fed, supported on a single fibreglass pole. Pat Hi Pat Actually the "Compact Quad" is meant to be fed by 50 Ohm coax through a 1:1 balun attached at the end of the open-wire matching section. Here the VSWR should be under 5:1 on the 40, 20, 15 and 10m bands. Of course you can also use open-wire line, but then the VSWR at the radio will depend on the length and characteristic impedance of the feed-line. 73 Andrew ZS6AAA |
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