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Cecil Moore wrote:

Jim Kelley wrote:

Can you describe the balun you used?



When one feeds the antenna system at a current maximum
point, the balun is non-critical. I am presently using
ten turns of RG-400 on an FT-240-61 toroid with no
measurable common mode current on an MFJ-853. As you
know, the stress on the balun is reduced when the
resonant current maximum point is located at the
output of the balun-choke. That's another bonus for
the matching system that I use.


Hi Cecil,

I guess what I meant to ask was, how do you interface ladder line with
your IC756 output connector?

Thanks,

Jim, AC6XG

(And hello to fellow SCHS alum, Jeff Herman)

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Jim Kelley wrote:
I guess what I meant to ask was, how do you interface ladder line with
your IC756 output connector?


I've got an SG-500 between the IC756 and the antenna.
Coax out of the SG-500 goes to a 1:1 balun-choke and
then to the ladder-line.
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