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Reg, is that superior to coax wound on the same toroid?
I use RG-400 teflon coax for my baluns. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp ============================ Just compare the coax inner conductor diameter with the 18-gauge wire of the zip-cord. Conductor resistance is inversely proportional to wire diameter. Furthermore, the transition from 50-ohm to open-wire line is less abrupt. In theory, the impedance of the line wound on the transformer should be intermediate between coax Zo and open-wire Zo. On the other hand, the difference in loss due to either effect is hardly detectable. The length of line involned is too small to make much difference. I shouldn't bother changing the design. I can't imagine how the coax got in there in the first place. --- Reg, G4FGQ |
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