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Cecil Moore wrote:
john Wiener wrote: I am putting up a Carolina Windom using ladderline ... Technically, if you use ladderline (or twinlead) it is not a "Carolina Windom" and also not a "Windom". I ran such an off-center-fed dipole 57 years ago at Texas A&M fed with 300 ohm twinlead and a 6:1 Heathkit balun at the DX-40. It worked very well. Hi Cecil, Thanks for that report. Amazing how many different views there are of the Windom. According to one source (K4IWL, Carlson): Original Windom is a single wire feed OCF dipole Carolina Windom is a twin lead OCF dipole with balun below the twin lead segment New Carolina Windom is a OCF dipole to a 4:1 balun and a short coax length followed by a 1:1 unun (choke) Each using a .378/.622 OCF feedpoint. I think I'll just call mine the Wiener Dipole and be done with it ![]() John AB8O |
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