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September 14th 03, 03:18 AM
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On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 08:35:53 -0500, "Kim W5TIT"
wrote: "Bob Brock" wrote in message .. . On 13 Sep 2003 04:50:38 GMT, (Jeffrey Herman) wrote: Bob Brock wrote: If you can't accept the fact that people build, sell, and buy 1/4 wave dipoles for use in UHF, get over it. Just don't try to make stuff up and post it. Again, by definition "dipole" means two current or voltage poles; it does not refer to the number of elements of the antenna. You can't have two (di-) current or voltage poles in just a 1/4-wave segment. Calling it such doesn't make it so. It takes a 1/2-wavelength for two (di-) such poles to appear. Jeff KH6O You must have replied to the wrong post. But out of curiousity, how many current or voltage poles is a "J" as in J-pole. *GASP*!!!! Bob! Don't get them going with the word i-m-p-e-d-a-n-c-e!!!! ; ) Kim W5TIT ROTFLMAO... |
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