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On 11/5/2021 4:24 AM, CUTTER DAVID via Elecraft wrote:
As has been said on many occasions, there is no real difference between a
dipole fed in the middle and one fed off centre: as long as you can get the
current to run in the dipole by suitable matching and don't waste it along the
way, they
Great Article…….
WA6VAB Ray K3
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From: CUTTER DAVID via Elecraft
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Problem Tuning K3: now off centre fed dipole
Chuck
I'm not an expert but you might find
Chuck
I'm not an expert but you might find it useful to read
http://www.karinya.net/g3txq/baluns/baluns.pdf
Antennas popular with Elecraft back-packers are off centre fed dipoles: eg 20ft
of wire up a tree and 10ft of wire on the ground as an example.
Many low power and one-man dxpeditions use
Hi David,
Thanks for the synopsis below. I found it very useful being unfamiliar
with amateur practice over the years with OCF antennas. My antennas are
all center fed.
I replied to this message because it was the most informative. Other,
later messages on this thread were also
Hi Dan
Good question. I'll answer as a non-expert as best I can.
This is essentially a quest for a multi-band dipole that is easy to make and
use. If you can put up mono band dipoles and beams for all your bands, you
probably will not bother going this route.
The popular description of
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