I suppose I should have prefaced my experiment solicitation with the following:

How many folks here know how to make an antenna impedance measurement (R+jX)? (This includes any available means, Antenna analyzer, noise bridge, RX bridge, or other means).

If we have a number of folks who can answer in the affirmative, we can proceed with the experiment.

Stay tuned!
Eric

I cut my antenna exactly 33ft either side of a BNC to binding post adapter. Wire is #20awg 19/32 stranded silver-plated Cu with PTFE insulation (Yellow in color, if that makes a difference )

Laid out on mowed grass about 1" long, I fed it with my RigExpert AA-600. Resonance is way below 468/66 = 7.09MHz. Distance from the test port on the bridge to the dipole is about 1.5" (no feedline).
Here are the plots for fundamental resonance:



Here are the plots for 3rd harmonic:



Location is (link)

 

I cut my antenna exactly 33ft either side of a BNC to binding post adapter. Wire is #20awg 19/32 stranded silver-plated Cu with PTFE insulation (Yellow in color, if that makes a difference )

Laid out on mowed grass about 1" long, I fed it with my RigExpert AA-600. Resonance is way below 468/66 = 7.09MHz. Distance from the test port on the bridge to the dipole is about 1.5" (no feedline).
Here are the plots for fundamental resonance:

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Here are the plots for 3rd harmonic:

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Location is (link)

Very cool. Thanks!

 

Are we allowed to guess KL7AJ, and will you guarantee confirmation of correct guess?
and are you actually close to the North Pole?