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writes James barrett wrote: I've read some Q&A about ladder line and I didn't see exactly my question. I want to run 450 ohm ladder line into the house. my tuner has a built-in balun for a ladder line so I think I can just run the ladder line all the way to the tuner. How do I physically attach the ladder line to the house? All I can think of is to nail it right through the spacers onto the side of the house. But I don't know if the nails will interfere with transmission at all. A second that comes to mind when considering this setup: if I run the ladder line all the way to the tuner, how do I ground it? Thanks, kb1odg Use coaxial cable to get through the wall, then a BalUn outside to transition to the balanced transmission line. Baluns don't like 'funny' impedances. Better to use 75 ohm twin through the wall. If you don't have any lying around, maybe a bit of domestic twin power cable/cord could be pressed into service. -- Ian |
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