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Bill Turner wrote:
Once the antenna is resonant, a simple L-C network will transform the impedance to 50 ohms resistive and you are all set. Simple, cheap and reliable, all the things a tuner is not. And single-banded, one thing a tuner is not. :-) The antenna need not be resonant. Under certain easily obtainable conditions, the length of the open-wire transmission line can tune a non-resonant antenna to system resonance and better the losses in the coax feeding a resonant antenna. How to do that is described on my web page. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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