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Dipole antenna calculations
None of them is right. The length of a half wave dipole is λ/2. The lambda is the wavelength. It's used as the symbol of the wavelength so widely that sooner or later one makes errors if he uses the l …
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Antennas for HF reception
Every radio antenna works in the same way. In receiving they catch a part of the radiowave. … Radio receivers can often get an usable signal from an antenna which is not at all good to be connected to the output of a radio transmitter. …