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G4WYW  > TECH     30.08.05 18:45l 51 Lines 1523 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Read: GUEST DL1LCA OE7FMI
Subj: Slim Jim from 300 ohm wire
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Sent: 050829/1556Z @:GB7FCR.#16.GBR.EU #:64498 [Blackpool] FBB-7.03a $:209590G4
From: G4WYW@GB7FCR.#16.GBR.EU
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This is handy for use in an emergency and can be rolled up and place
in a pocket. The feeder *could* be attached by using small crocodile
clips but is better being soldered.

Here are the dimensions for a 2 meter Slim Jim antenna,
made from 300ohm ribbon cable.
                
                 /   Bend both ends and solder together
   __         __/ 
             l  l
             l  l
             l  l
             l  l
             l  l
             l  l
 Total       l  l
 length      l  l
 150cm       l  l
             l  l
             l  l   __
             l            2 to 2.4cm gap
             l      __                              __
             l  l 
 Connect     l  l
 co-ax       l  l   49cm from gap to connection point of feeder.*
 HERE------  b  d   b = braid d = centre core      __
             l  l         10cm
  __         l__l         __       __
                \
                 \                 
                  \    Bend both ends and solder.
                                   
*
The actual connection point for the feeder will vary for each situation
so an accurate point for attachment can not be given precisely. I used
an Antenna Anyliser for mine to give an S.W.R. that was unmeasureable
and the aerial radiated well.

50 ohm coax feeder length 3,5,7mtrs. etc. (approx)


73 - Mel, G4WYW @ GB7FCR.#16.GBR.EU

Message timed: 16:53 UTC on 29 Aug 05
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Written by Roger Barker G4IDE.SK 9/9/04 R.I.P.


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