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The Carolina Windom uses a coax feedline from a 4:1 balun at the feedpoint to a 1:1 current-type unun at the 22-foot point. Do you guys think that some number of snap-on ferrite chokes of the type Radio Shack sells at http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...entPage=search (Radio Shack part number 273-105), wrapped around the RG-8X feedline at the 22-foot point, will be suitable in place of something like the MFJ-915 "RF Line Isolator" (unun)? If so, how many should I use? I have four of them now and the local Radio Shack claims to have some more in stock. Each of those ferrite cores is about 1.25" long by 1" square. I have no idea what type or grade of ferrite material they're made out of. Thanks... |
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