[SI-LIST] AW: GRUNDIG 75-ohm antenna assembly...
- From: "Neibig Uwe (GS/EDK) *" <Uwe.Neibig@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <kidklaus2001@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2004 12:44:49 +0100
Hi Klaus,
the classical way would be a half-wave dipole which has an impedance of =
75 ohm at the feed point (theory in free space). However in the =
receiving case the impedance matching is not as important as in the =
transmitting case so any other piece of wire will do the job...
Uwe, DL4AAE
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Betreff: [SI-LIST] GRUNDIG 75-ohm antenna assembly...
This is somewhat engineering related. If anyone out
there is into H-RADIO, what is the best way to build a
75-ohm antenna for 6750.00kHz band? This is 49meter
band region. Rain gutters and chain link fences often
work, but I am not an antenna expert and would like
some advice on this subject if there is any to be had.
Thank you,
-klaus
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