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Hi!
Anyone had any experience with a G5RV which is NOT symetrical relative to ground? Mine is on a sloping section and varies from 3.2 metres AGL at the western end to 7.5 metres at the Eastern. Although I get a reasonable match with a single coil Z match tuner I have reason to believe that there is quite a large electrical imbalance in the system, notably in the poor rejection of local noise signals. I came across a Z match circuit on optushome.com.au by VK3YSF which has a 25 pF variable capacitor from one side of the open wire feeder to ground. However the article gives no further information about this component except to call it a "Balance" capacitor. Has anyone else come across this problem? If so was it a question of "cut and try" or is there a proper technical approach one can use? Hoping for some "feedback". 73"s Cliff Wright ZL1BDA |
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