what changes When you adjust the stinger on a mobile antenna ?
inductance
reactance
capacitance
resonance
impedance
resistance
what changes When you adjust the stinger on a mobile antenna ?
I think you can only make one selection but theres more then one answer.
You can chose more than one
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this is a good post for sure.
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so when do we get the answer?..lol..
reactance - (reactance is the resistance in a AC circuit, it can be purely resistive or purely capacitive, or a little of both, hence why i did not answer resistance or capacitance)
resonance - length changes the resonant frequency of the antenna
impedance - yes the feedpoint impedance can and does change based on some or all of the factors above
inductance is an iffy one... based on adjusting the whip you should not affect the coil therefore you are not changing the inductance of the coil itself, there can be an instance where you might be adjusting the coil itself then this would be true
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capacitance will change with stinger length
or so says my Fluke
resonance and impedance are what changes, the mfj uses capacitance to make the calculation to get the x reading.
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Doesn't the reactance change as well??
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inductance doesn't change since the coil is a fixed item. reactance would change, But some changes are due to the overall picture rather then just the stinger being moved.
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well I'm no expert by any means
But I do know that if you measure capacitance at the feed point you will get different reading with different stinger lengths
i guess this is why stinger lenght will affect MFJ's X reading
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Every one of those items change. Some by only very tiny amounts.
The inductance will change. Even a straight piece of copper pipe has inductance. Look at a UHF tank circuit.
a 179 fluke doesn't go low enough to measure anything less then 1uf with accuracy, if it even read it.
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im with HiDef, all the above change![]()
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