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On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 22:34:19 GMT, Brian Whatcott
wrote: Lessee: 23 feet, say 7 meters is a quarter wave so a wavelength is 28 meters. 300/28 = 10.7 MHz or a little lower.... The wire in a glass whip can break. Checking it for resonance would eliminate this possibility. Brian W The wire in the whip isn't a straight piece of wire. It's coiled around a form to form a continuously-loaded shortened whip. The electrical length of it is considerably longer than 23'. It'll resonate lower than 10 Mhz somewhere...... |
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