That is a 1/4 wave antenna you have us looking at, a ground plane with
drooping radials--right?

If you are just going to use it in a house, why not do a folded dipole out
of 300 twin lead--with matching circuit, or j-pole?

But, I am assuming (I know that's bad) it is low power and short distance,
OR, are you going to try to cover your city? State?

Warmest regards,
John
"Dave" wrote in message
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| How long or Big should I cut the wire or pipe to make a decent one? And
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| Or how should it be designed as "for distance" for a "whole house FM
| transmitter" to get it as far as I can?
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| "John Smith" wrote in message
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|| any copper wire, copper tubing, stainless steel welding wire, metal
|| electrical conduit, bailing wire, copper pipe, aluminum tubing, a TV
mast,
| a
|| wire fence, a metal gutter drain/gutter, a window screen, a vehicle (look
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|| the rubber tires as "insulators", an existing TV antenna, a metal hand
| rail,
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|| The above are NOT in order of preference...
|| I joke a bit here, but you get the gist of it... grin
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|| Warmest regards,
|| John
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|| | What cheap house hold stuff could I use to build an FM broadcast
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