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![]() I'm simply trying to establish the radiation resistance of a non-ideal antenna so I can reasonably match it to the output impedance of the transmitter PA stage. ========================= The input impedance of a 1/2-wave resonant dipole is about 70 ohms. But this may be at a considerable distance from the transmitter output terminals. What do you have in mind to put in between? Then all you have to do is find the purely resistive load the transmitter would be most happy with. Almost certainly it will not correspond to an impedance match. ---- Reg G4FGQ |
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