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If the antennas are to be spaced more than a 1/2 wavelength (free
space), how can I use a 1/4 wavelength of 75 Ohm coax? I guess I would have to splice in a 1/2 wavelength multiple of 50 Ohm coax between the 75 ohm coax and the T connection to make up the length. I only need about 500Khz of bandwidth, so this might not be a concern. But this was another question I was going to raise. Is there anyway to calculate the bandwidth that I would see from a 1/4 wavelength matching section? I guess that is a real easy one to test in real life though. Thanks for all the responses! -Scott, WU2X On Mar 8, 1:28 pm, "Jerry Martes" wrote: I'd suggest that you consider only 1/4 wavelength for the 70 ohm transformer in each line from the 50 ohm Yagis. |
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