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I have a centerfed 220 foot dipole I am using on all bands from 160 -
10 meters. It is between 40 and 50 feet above silt soil and is fed with W7FG open wire (600 ohm?) Currently I am using a 4:1 balun at the output of the antenna tuner to transform impedances to an L-Network that allows the transmitter to see a close match at 50 ohms. I am interested in opinions on whether it would be better for me to use a 450 or 600 ohm balun that might more closely match the transmission line (in practice). I believe that with the reactances involved, so theoretically it might not make much difference. Anyone with actual actual experience who would like to render an opinion? Thanks, Ed |
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