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Warpcore wrote: 20 meters is 3.28*20 isn't it : 65.6 ft a full wavelenghth, so a dipole of two lengths would need to be half the total length no s ? A full 1 wavelength dipole presents a center feed impedance of 1K Ohm and higher- hardly a good match for coaxial cable. Dale W4OP |
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