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Ed wrote:
... Back to my question: I am measuring about 125 watts forward and 4-5 watts reflected at my desired frequency ( 146.000 ). While this may be acceptable to some, I would like to get the match down to 1:1 SWR. ... Ed K7AAT You could always construct one of the "fancy" and esoteric 50:75 ohm ununs to accomplish, however, you would probably not gain much if anything, as there will be some loss--even if you construct the unun from optimum material. However, if ONLY the mismatch bothers you (and not the insignificant 4-5 watts) and not the actual loss of watts--it is an option. But any "gain" you would get from this option would be virtually "insignificant", or so in my humble opinion. Regards, JS |
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