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May 12th 04, 01:17 PM
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5/8 wave ground plane
I want to construct a 5/8 wave ground plane for 24 MHz.
I am OK with the dimensions, but I can't get a grip on what the impedance at the feedpoint will be. Even the ARRL antenna book hasn't been much help. Can anyone tell me the impedance I can expect to see, also any tips on matching it? Thanks! Larry DiGioia N8KU N8KU at longwire.com |
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