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Hi,
For various reasons I am considering building a trapped dipole without traps. Well, not really. I would use pneumatical (compressed-air) switches in place of the traps. What I don't know is if the switches rated for 16A 250V AC will stand the voltage at the edge of the antenna when open. Power would be 100W, but I wouldn't mind reducing to 50W or even 25W if that would make the switches work. Of course I would always operate the switches without RF on the antenna. I know normal voltages an antenna edges are much higher, but I also think that 250V working voltage probably means much higher isolation voltage. Just don't know how much more. Thanks for answers / ideas. Toni - EA3FYA |
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