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I think when an antenna has the wrong size it helps to connect
the antenna to the ground and this helps to make the size right - I think the ground helps to this more flexible I guess when an antenna is small a lot of charge can get around 1 end and can be bad I do not know why a big antenna would have a lot of trouble people talk about adding capacitors and coils to an antenna to decrease resistance when it has the wrong size - I would like to know how a coil would change length like a coil may change speed of electrons as they move toward 1 end thank you for any answers Kurt Stocklmeir -- --- Posted from http://lu7abf.org.ar/news --- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: --- |
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