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"art" wrote in message ... I am making various test set ups of different style antennas which l was a whip style antenna I will procede with testing when the weather gets in the zero area when I do not expect to venture out where I can put in different antennas that I have made. Testing will be done on bands 160 thru 10M during quiet times to minimize interference. Wire used on antennas is #18 insulated wire of a household type. Any pointers would be usefull as I have not performed key down tests before. What is the purpose of your 'tests'? That was not made clear in your post. To just "key-down" using different antennas without a specific purpose makes it appear that you are testing some sort of impedence-matching device. Don't forget to Identify yourself with your call sign during the testing. As for the toroid transformer - multi-tap sounds pretty useful. I have wound my own toroid transformers, and they worked fine - covered 10m thru 80meters but I've not used more than 100 watts - I have even used some of those TV baluns (twin-lead to coax) - and they hold up well at low power. |
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