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"Rick (W-A-one-R-K-T)" wrote in
news ![]() Good afternoon, Richard and Dave. Thanks for the good information. I guess I will try as Dave suggests and try some different configurations and see which one works best. Probably the one I'll try first is the Carolina Windom, for which the radiating feedline (the 22 ft. from the balun to the unun) is one of the design objectives. Or a marketing solution for what many might consider an unavoidable problem. Problem becomes feature, problem solved, product hype enhanced, everone wins! Not really sure about the significance of the 22 ft section between balun and unun ... it's not a quarter wavelength at anything of interest... but I'll try it and see. It is another proprietary antenna with secret components that prevent reliable independent exploration of the design. I am not saying it doesn't 'work' (whatever that term means), just that it isn't capable of independent explanation. Owen |
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