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![]() "erniegalts" wrote in message ... The 2 metre band extends from 144 to 148 MHz. So if were cutting an antenna for center of this band at 146 MHz would be 75 / 146 = 0.513698630137. So a quarter-wave vertical would be roughly .513 metres long, or 513 mm. (millimeters) or 20.2244 inches. This is good math, but usually for a 1/4 wave radiator, 5% is subtracted for velocity factor, leaving the basic 1/4 wave radiator for 2m at approximately 19". |
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