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Thread: Low band radio antenna help

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12-03-2009, 23:45

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rlwm211

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The appropriate length for a quarter wave is 61" for 46 MHz. The next trick is to make sure your coax length is correct for the frequency so the SWR is the lowest possible for your rig. Let me know what type of coax you are using and I can figure out what length it needs to be.

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RL

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