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"Jerry" wrote in
: .... Hi Owen Richard Clark once told me how to combine 4 antennas in an array. He got me to feed 4 antennas, 50 ohms each with 50 ohm coax with no dividers. I just fed each antenna with 50 ohm coax. At the point where the 4 coaxes get combined, I connected two coaxes in series and the other Can you explain in more detail what you mean by "I connected two coaxes in series"? two also in series. Then parallel them to get back to 50 ohms. The result is two 50 ohm loads in series to make 100 ohms and with the other 100 ohms in parallel, the combination is a good 50 ohm load. You can see a sketch in the Feb 2008 QST. It works pretty slick when the antennas are 50 or 70 ohms where it is easy to get the right coax impedance. Owen |
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