[Antennas] RE: no radial vertical antennas

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Actually, if the coax if run down the center of the lower element,=0D
it would be a coaxial dipole or "sleeve" dipole.=0D
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I have run true verticle dipoles and the coax is run perpendicular=0D
to the antenna (e.g. horizontal) for a distance of at lease=0D
a quarter-wave.=0D
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Having used both and all things being the same, the true dipole=0D
works better than the coaxial (at least from my experience).=0D
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Bill  KA8VIT=0D
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From: Dave Kelley=0D
Date: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 10:38:23 PM=0D
To: antennas@mailman.qth.net=0D
Subject: Re: [Antennas] RE: no radial vertical antennas=0D
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At 08:50 PM 4/16/2002 -0400, DJED1@aol.com wrote:=0D
>It certainly is possible to build vertical dipoles- by the tens of
thousands=0D
>as it turns out...It is a vertical, center-fed dipole, with coax run dow=
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>center of the lower half of the antenna...

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