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John, you don't necessarily need a balun. Not knowing your installation, I
would most likely split the coax at the feedpoint (which, for longwires, can be virtually anywhere), and run the shield to ground (counterpoise, etc.). No balun needed... - Mike KI6PR El Rancho R.F., CA "P N P" wrote Could someone direct me to a site that would show me how to build a balun for my long wire antenna to allow me the use of 50 ohm cable down to the receiver ? T.I.A. John |
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