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Balun on various bands
Hi Folks,
I am going to try a balun with a 40m dipole. My question is would my Kenwood AT-250 match to other higher frequencies and if so, would it damage the balun or is it just better to go without the balun abd wire direct? Thanks NG1I |
Frank,
Using a balun would probably have little or no affect on how the AT-250 would handle the 40 meter antenna on other bands. It would affect the 'balanced' to 'unbalanced' nature of using a dipole with coax, though, and possibly help reduce any RFI problems (maybe) if any. I'm not a great balun 'fan', so personally, I'd do with out it... 'Doc |
Thanks for the advice...I'll just be running 100watts from a TS-430 to a
coaxline fed Model 1:1 balun by W2AU which is sold commercially... "'Doc" wrote in message ... Frank, Using a balun would probably have little or no affect on how the AT-250 would handle the 40 meter antenna on other bands. It would affect the 'balanced' to 'unbalanced' nature of using a dipole with coax, though, and possibly help reduce any RFI problems (maybe) if any. I'm not a great balun 'fan', so personally, I'd do with out it... 'Doc |
See my response to your other note
"Frank MacKenzie-Lamb" wrote Hi Folks, I am going to try a balun with a 40m dipole. My question is would my Kenwood AT-250 match to other higher frequencies and if so, would it damage the balun or is it just better to go without the balun abd wire direct? Thanks NG1I |
Thanks for the advice...I'll just be running 100watts from a TS-430 to a
coaxline fed Model 1:1 balun by W2AU which is sold commercially. Hi, I think it is W2DU, I use the design, have no problems. 73 Gary N4AST |
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