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Cecils' comment goes directly to the issue.
A WINDOM is a 136 feet long antenna that is fed 36% off center with a SINGLE WIRE against ground. No balun is necessary!! Heck, no coax is necessary; or, no twin lead is necessary! Just a wire. Anything advertised as a coax fed windom is NOT a WINDOM!! /s/ DD John Smith wrote: Cecil Moore wrote: Christopher Cox wrote: On topic, I hope to but up my Windom soon. Are you using the single wire vertical feedline that is characteristic of a Windom? Cecil: He shouldn't have potted it. Just use a mechanism to remotely remove the ferrite core at 10 meters and insert if for the lower bands! Regards, JS |
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