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October 18th 07, 07:56 PM
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Question on dipole SWR problem
I think I misunderstood by what you meant by INPUT. The choke goes between the antenna and the tuner. Generally at the antenna feed point. Tam/WB2TT Tam, Wouldln't that would be a very bad idea, at least in our particular case? As I pointed out in the start of this thread, we are feeding the antenna with about 14' of 600 ohm ladder line from the output of the SGC antenna coupler. Isn't a choke balan used to prevent the flow of current in the outer braid of a coax feedline? We certainly wouldn't want to be choking any RF coming out of the SGC coupler going to the antenna! Ed |
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