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August 20th 07, 02:02 PM
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How much can the impedance of coax vary from its characteristic impedance?
wrote in message ups.com... Well ***Opps****. I took out my contacts already. And I read the cable Zo as the impedance at the input end. As you can see it says 102.11- j3.74. I am still going to search out some new RG-59/U... -Scott, WU2X If you are going to buy new coax, might as well get something decent. I used RG11 FOAM for a 1/4 wave transformer at 3.8 MHz, and it worked per theory. Tam/WB2TT |
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