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Tue, 27 Jul 2010 04:07:27 -0500
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Try a dummy load and see if you get a 1/1 reading.  That's why it's antenna 
theory!  Not antenna fact.  a quarter wave aught to be around 64 feet long. 
With no ground, who knows what capacitive effects, that might vary by quite 
a bit.  What's your ground conductivity like for example.  Why not get a 
simple tuner and avoid the entire issue? 

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