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RHF wrote:

On Apr 3, 10:43*pm, Telamon
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*RHF wrote:
On Apr 2, 2:41*am, RHF wrote:
On Apr 1, 5:47*pm, Telamon
wrote: In article ,

- - "vangellis" wrote:
- -http://www.wsplc.com/pages/pdf/miller.pdf

- Although it is a better picture I still can't even tell
- where the coax connects.
- My best guess remains a folded dipole.
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- - -
- - - Telamon - You Got-a-Guess ? - Twice ? ?
- - -
- - - Teli - I 'thought' that you were the End-All and Be-All
- - - "Subject Matter Expert" SME ! ! !
- - -
- - - Teli - OK Then Guess Again . . .
- - - cause it ain't a Folded Dipole Antenna ~ RHF
- - - .
- - - -ps- They told you 'that' had you simple Read
- - - the INFO that was Printed there in the PDF File.
- - - .
- - - --pps-- Teli - Here is a 3rd Chance to Get-It-Right based on
- - - the Facts. -http://www.wsplc.com/pages/pdf/miller.pdf
- - - .
- - - -obtw- Teli - I have already written my KISAP Answer but...
- - - I first want to hear your theoretically relevant reply
first. ;-}
- - - .

- - Telamon - Do you need another Day ? ~ RHF
- - .

- Is there something I wrote that is not clear?

1st Reply :
"Looks like a vertical folded dipole that is too small for SW."
Teli - Pretty Clear -but- It is wrong on two counts.

2nd Reply :
"My best guess remains a folded dipole."
Teli - Pretty Clear -but- It is still wrong.

- There is no coax connected in the picture in the link.

Teli - Both Links state "SO-239 Socket" that is
incorporated into a Waterproof Housing.

Window's users can use the Change "Zoom Level"
Function in the lower-right-corner of the screen.
Normally it shows a '+' Magnifying Glass with 100%.
Take it up to 400% and look again.
http://www.radioworld.co.uk/~radio/c...nna-30mhz-pass
ive-p-4085.html

The Adobe PDF Files also have a Zoom-In & Out Function.
http://www.wsplc.com/pages/pdf/miller.pdf
Adobe Reader Tool Bar top-center '-' 122% '+'
Take it up to 400% and look again.

I did. I can't tell what is in the pixilated image. You have a good
imagination.

- The brief specification does not say what type of
- basic antenna it is based on so I made my best guess.

Teli - The "Info" is there to Read and Interpret;
with very little gussing required.

OK retard I've had enough. So what is the basic antenna type for this
Miller antenna?

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Telamon
Ventura, California