There still seems to be some confusion about the 1/4 wave versus 1/2 wave
stubs for harmonic suppression. The confusion seems to be if the length is
related to the band you are operating or the band you are trying to
suppress.
I think the problem for dummies like me is what you are referring to, is it
that the stub on the 20 meter antenna line is a 1/2 wave long at 20
meters............that is where the confusion is starting....or is it that
that length of line is attahced on the ten meter antenna's line.........and
is it still a half wavelength at 20 meters now or a 1/2 wavelength at 10
meters.......
With the ARRL DX around the corner and a few of us interested in multi-op
and SO2R options this info is currently "in demand"
If I understand correctly, to attenuate a 20 meter harmonic in the ten
meter band, the 20 meter antenna line has a T-connector in it and off of
that t-connector is a 1/2 wavewlength (at 20 meters) open stub........
Did I get it right?
(And I guess, the 40 meter feedline has a t-conn with a 1/2 wave 40 meter
open stub on it to minize 20 meter QRM..........)
DId I get it right?
73 - see you in the FQP
de
Jim White, K4OJ
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