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7.67 dBi gain at 14 degrees, the antenna is a horizontal center fed dipole one wavelength high and has a second higher angle lobe.

I could tell they were pretty close to a match just from the pictures above... There was no reason that they shouldn't have been a match...

So you want a dipole made of two wires, I'm assuming equal length wires? The feedpoint won't be exactly centered so I doubt currents will match exactly, or should I end feed it?

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[QUOTE="The DB, post: 494911, member: 21346"] 7.67 dBi gain at 14 degrees, the antenna is a horizontal center fed dipole one wavelength high and has a second higher angle lobe. I could tell they were pretty close to a match just from the pictures above... There was no reason that they shouldn't have been a match... So you want a dipole made of two wires, I'm assuming equal length wires? The feedpoint won't be exactly centered so I doubt currents will match exactly, or should I end feed it? [URL='http://hittman.us'][COLOR=#000000]The DB[/COLOR][/URL] [/QUOTE]

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