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Jimmie,
I have tried and used these tv baluns so I could run 300-ohm cable to my antenna. BUT I only ran about 5 watts. I used one on both ends of a 100-ft run of 300-ohm cable ( so as to reduce losses) . (And I used it on 10 meters, not 2 meters) I later wound my own impedence-matching 4-to-1 baluns to handle a full 100 watts. You're on the right track of having fun with transmission lines, impedence matching, and antenna building - keep it up. W4PMJ - hal "JIMMIE" wrote in message ... I was considering using a TV type 4:1 balun on 2 meters. Does anyone know how much power these can handle? I remember a guy doing this when I was a teenager(long ago) but I think the baluns were built a little stouter back then than they are now. Jimmie |
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