File:Figures 1 and 2 from the February 1916 QST page 34.png
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English: Two figures each showing two collinear end-fed antennas with the feed points separated by 20 miles. In figure 1, the antennas are fed such that the feed-points are on the near ends of the antennas. In figure 2 , the antennas are fed such that the feed-points are on the far ends of the antennas. |
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February 1916 QST, Page 34.  |
| Author | William A. Nash |
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