Does the choke cause a significant sag in the antenna? For 40m maybe not; my 80m dipole with a choke looks like a V antenna, and I'm reluctant to increase the tension in the support ropes to the point where the the antenna starts to flatten out.
...robert

On 6 Jul 2021 02:30, Jim Brown wrote:

An important part of the antenna system is a serious common mode choke
at the feedpoint if each antenna, so that current coupled from the
feedline doesn't fill in the antenna's nulls.

73, Jim K9YC
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