On Mon, 14 Nov 2005 22:45:15 -0600, Robert Chudek wrote:
>So when I analyze the antenna through the feedline at 1830, the
>readings will be valid.
But you still haven't told us what the Z reading is at the low VSWR
point, which will help us help you zero in on what's going on. :)
Also, the variation in wavelength between 1680 and 1830 is only
about 10%, so the transformation is still not a LOT different from a
half wavelength. Also, I wouldn't trust that your guess about the
electrical wavelength in coax to tell you for certain what the
antenna Z is. But the Z reading combined with the VSWR will help.
Jim
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