GP antenna with capacitive load for 160 m. Scheme, description

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Pin height, m	18	21.5	25	28	32	35.5	39
E, m	16.5	15	11.5	6.5	5.9	4	1.5
A (75 Ohm), m	13.6
A (75 Ohm), m	9.6
Diameter A, mm	22
Feeder length, m	27 or 52.75

Author: Viktor Kholod, Grayvoron; Publication: N. Bolshakov, rf.atnn.ru

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