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I don't really know how to navigate this site for I lost 90% of my vision. I still build antenna mounts just like the one in the old website of the chemistry dept of Hawaii.
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The site came down many years ago and I saved the old website in Safari on my MacBook and I had it converted to PDF for everyone to use. Using antenna modeling from another Amateur Radio operator KK4OBI, I found out 90 degree bent dipoles are inherently 50 to 52Ω at the feedpoint. I have tested the V dipole on 40-20-15-12-11-10-6 Meter band so for with perfect results not needing an antenna tuner. Just RG-58 or RG-8x coax to rig. My notes are on my QRZ pages and Google Docs Open source for others to view. I somewhat see a paperclip to attach files but just can't see good enough. If any one or any body has questions just email me or call me any time and I do mean any time. 73 KB1UKU/M

<blockquote data-quote="KB1UKU" data-source="post: 798847" data-attributes="member: 63558">I don&#039;t really know how to navigate this site for I lost 90% of my vision. I still build antenna mounts just like the one in the old website of the chemistry dept of Hawaii.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://fastupload.io/en/qFNgSHyDFI1CXHb/file[/URL]The site came down many years ago and I saved the old website in Safari on my MacBook and I had it converted to PDF for everyone to use. Using antenna modeling from another Amateur Radio operator KK4OBI, I found out 90 degree bent dipoles are inherently 50 to 52Ω at the feedpoint.&nbsp; I have tested the V dipole on 40-20-15-12-11-10-6 Meter band so for with perfect results not needing an antenna tuner. Just RG-58 or RG-8x coax to rig. My notes are on my QRZ pages and Google Docs Open source for others to view. I somewhat see a paperclip to attach files but just can&#039;t see good enough. If any one or any body has questions just email me or call me any time and I do mean any time. 73 KB1UKU/M</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KB1UKU, post: 798847, member: 63558"] I don't really know how to navigate this site for I lost 90% of my vision. I still build antenna mounts just like the one in the old website of the chemistry dept of Hawaii. [URL unfurl="true"]https://fastupload.io/en/qFNgSHyDFI1CXHb/file[/URL] The site came down many years ago and I saved the old website in Safari on my MacBook and I had it converted to PDF for everyone to use. Using antenna modeling from another Amateur Radio operator KK4OBI, I found out 90 degree bent dipoles are inherently 50 to 52Ω at the feedpoint. I have tested the V dipole on 40-20-15-12-11-10-6 Meter band so for with perfect results not needing an antenna tuner. Just RG-58 or RG-8x coax to rig. My notes are on my QRZ pages and Google Docs Open source for others to view. I somewhat see a paperclip to attach files but just can't see good enough. If any one or any body has questions just email me or call me any time and I do mean any time. 73 KB1UKU/M [/QUOTE]

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