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Old September 14th 15, 10:09 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.homebrew
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Default antenna connected to ground

I think when an antenna has the wrong size it helps to connect
the antenna to the ground and this helps to make the size right -
I think the ground helps to this more flexible

I guess when an antenna is small a lot of charge can get around 1
end and can be bad

I do not know why a big antenna would have a lot of trouble

people talk about adding capacitors and coils to an antenna to
decrease resistance when it has the wrong size - I would like to
know how a coil would change length like a coil may change speed
of electrons as they move toward 1 end

thank you for any answers

Kurt Stocklmeir
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