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I want to measure and cut some coax for 14.200 MHz. It is to be connected
to my Cushcraft MA5B I have cut off a 100 feet of RG-213 coax and have put a PL-259 on one end. I have a T connector connected to the analyse with a 50 Ohm dummy load on one side of the T and the 100 feet of coax on the other side of the T. I then go into SWR mode on the Analyser and sweep, the nearest dip it gives is at 13.105 MHz. I expected it to be nearer to 14 MHz. Would this be about right? Before I start cutting bits off the coax I wanted to make sure that this is correct or is there is a better way? How crucial is the length of coax in the first place? 73 Andy |
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