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"Ed Cregger" wrote in message ... "Tad Danley" wrote in message ... I have started to experiment with EZNEC and am modeling a couple of loop antennas including some delta loops. I see references to hams using 4:1 baluns with these antennas, but the models I see show a feed point impedance of roughly 100 ohms. I'm not sure how a 4:1 balun would help - what am I missing? Thanks and 73, Tad Danley, K3TD -------- I am beginning to suspect that traditionally made baluns are not as exact in practice as they are theoretically. This is not a surprise, really. Few things in electronics are exact as we humans like to assume, as you well know. the baluns are exact, the practical antennas aren't. |
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