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![]() "Roy Lewallen" wrote in message ... Modeling a 17 foot folded dipole made from copper #18 wire spaced at 2 inches at 14.2 MHz with EZNEC shows a feedpoint impedance of 46.1 + j1893 ohms. Now I'm confused again. I modeled a monopole at 434 MHz. Varying the vertical element showed the terminal impedance to get lower in resistance and become increasingly capacitive as the vertical element is shortened. I thought it was supposed to be backwards from the usual unfolded monopole.?. John |
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