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Default Ferrite cores instead of a 1:1 current-choke UnUn for a CarolinaWindom

Rick (W-A-one-R-K-T) wrote:
I also have no antenna analyzer and no means to acquire one any time
soon... best I can do is my transmitter (cranked way back in power) and an
SWR meter.


What you are trying to do is minimize common-mode currents
between the choke and the transmitter. On the eznec.com
web page, Roy describes an inexpensive method of detecting
common-mode current amplitude using a simple toroidal pickup
coil. You could actually measure the relative effect of
your RS RFI devices.
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73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com


 
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