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Navtex-Fan wrote:
Z = 241-j1812 Gain = -28.6 dB SWR = 278 I'm assuming that the mismatch is "solved" by the use of the 4:1 UnUn.. Nope, not necessarily. Most 4:1 designs assume a resistive load and do not handle reactance very well. A 4:1 device might make the problem worse. If I model a base loading coil of +/- 550 microH , the following results: Z = 165-j14 Gain = -26.9 dB SWR = 3.3 As long as your receiver AGC has enough gain to overcome the loss in the antenna, why worry? Internal receiver noise is usually negligible compared to atmospheric noise at 518 KHz. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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