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<DIV>Dear Mr. Hoch, my name is John Foege and I comes from the USA. Although it
if English to determined speak flowing and/or write can, I would like to
practice my German nevertheless a little, by writing this email perfectly on
German. It becomes certain in the substantial extent Write errors give. I strive
however, so far I those Technical terms know to express everything correctly.
etc. and so on. My question to you would be: It is conscious to me that the
element length of a Yagi array depending upon type of mounting must be adapted.
Apparent is the reason for the fact that one produces an additional capacity for
nylon rivets by the mounting tube on the basis attachment method. This must
become balanced with appropriate inductance. Speak: the elements must be
extended. On the basis your formula concerning element length corrections is the
correct Korrektur-Faktor easily determinable. I thank you again you for it!
Which I but do not understand so completely, is the reason why all elements
except the driver element to be adapted must. Why is the driver element then
considered as an exception in this procedure? If I , also arrives this
additional capacity counted correctly with this element. Besides this element
must be also extended, not truely? My question refers in this case naturally up
my kind of supply, i.e. T-match a supply, whereby that Driver element is not
divided into two semiconductors in order to feed. If you could be perhaps
helpful me in this question, I would be pleased much. I thank you in advance and
wait completely strained for an answer for your part. Yours sincerely, John
Foege 73s de KB1FSX </DIV></BODY></HTML>