dah-da-sfekik kash-ral

coaxial antenna

Pronunciation

dɒdɐsfɛkikkɐʃɾɐl

Sound out dah-da-sfekik kash-ral letter by letter:

• ddd as in 'day'
• ahɒo as in British 'lot'
• ddd as in 'day'
• aɐa as in 'cup' (open, central)
• sss as in 'sun'
• fff as in 'far'
• eɛe as in 'bet'
• kkk as in 'skate' (no puff of air)
• iiee as in 'see'
• kkk as in 'skate' (no puff of air)
• kkk as in 'skate' (no puff of air)
• aɐa as in 'cup' (open, central)
• shʃsh as in 'shoe'
• rɾlightly tapped r, as in Spanish 'pero'
• aɐa as in 'cup' (open, central)
• lll as in 'love'

a a variant of the dipole antenna , designed for use with an unbalanced feed line; one side of the antenna element consists of a hollow conducting tube through which a coaxial cable passes