Image:Antenna biconic dipole active.png

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Description

Cut through a biconic antenna. Puts emphasis on the lack of any tuned circuit in front of the first amplifier. And it also lacks a balun in front of the first amplifier. Both is for max wideband-ness. Sadly: original research / original educational concept. New version.SVG would follow if deemed worthwhile (see my newer images).
Source

user-made
Date

2008-05-21
Author

User:Arnero
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current15:30, 21 August 2005897×959 (19 KB)Arnero (Talk | contribs) ({{PD}})
15:14, 21 August 20051,344×1,008 (18 KB)Arnero (Talk | contribs) ({{PD}})

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