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From: Bob Clements <clements@bbncd1.arpa>
Newsgroups: net.ham-radio
Subject: Re: My request for help with novice tests
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Date: Thu, 31-Jan-85 19:14:04 EST
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Re the posted question:

        2D-7.7  If an SWR bridge reading is higher at 3700 kHz than it is
                at 3750 kHz, what does this indicate about the antenna?

            	A. The antenna is too long
            	B. The antenna is too short
            	C. The antenna is too high
            	D. The antenna is too low

None of these answers are right. The correct answer is: The antenna is
exactly right.

The reason is that this Novice intends to use his Novice license long
enough to get to 13 WPM and get his General. He then intends to retire
to 75 Meter phone and ragchew forever. Therefore, he has cut the antenna
for 75 Meters and is just using it in the Novice band until he upgrades.

73,
/Rcc
(K1BC)