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"J. Mc Laughlin" wrote in
: I looked through saved messages and the only reference to type 31 ferrite (Fair-Rite) was in March of 2005. That reference had to do with ignition wires. Mac, Whilst playing around with models of a Guanella balun, I did compare #31 sleeves with Walt's design using #73 sleeves over the range 1 - 30MHz. My model of Walt's balun is at http://www.vk1od.net/balun/W2DU/index.htm .. I obtained different results to Walt's measurements, but I think that is because Walt's measurements were affected by stray capacitance that was worse than would apply to that type of balun in service. I also modelled some Fair-rite 2631480002 sleeves and found a slightly longer choke (12 cores at 25.4mm ea) was needed to achieve about the same choking impedance up to about 12MHz, above which the #31 choke had higher impedance than the #73 one. Whilst I modelled these sleeves because they suited the application, I have not seen anyone selling them in small quantities. Owen |
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