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![]() "N4aeq" wrote in message ps.com... Im trying to match 50 ohm coax (lmr400) with a log peroidic which should have a 75 ohm feedpoint the SWR is flat across the 6 m band but high. Im thinking i need a better match but not sure where to start. I can't remember the numbers, but there is a procedure in either the ARRL Handbook, or antenna book for doing this. Basically, you have a short piece of 50 Ohm coax, a short piece of 75 Ohm coax, and then an arbitrary length of 50 Ohm transmission line. If the antenna is 75 Ohms, your SWR on the 50 Ohm line should be no more than 1.5:1. Are you sure you don't need a 4:1 balun? If your SWR is around 3 or 4, I would try the balun; easy neough to make out of a 1/2 wave piece of coax. Tam/WB2TT |
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