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Richard Clark wrote:
Hi Steve, I assume you're talking to me since you replied to my message. My name is Stewart, not Steve. So, in fact your three prong plugs find their way to the panel ground. Can YOU find that ground? I don't understand your question. The radio chassis is grounded to the wall outlet. The overall house wiring was recently inspected, with the grounding checked at that time. It was a thorough inspection which also included a device plugged into most outlets to check the wiring. Given that, I don't really know what I'm supposed to find and why. So, by this explicit statement, your "balanced" antenna has been unbalanced at the rig (which only further enforces the unbalance by virtue of the coax connection). I guess so. Actually, I don't really know. The radio was manufactured with the chassis grounded to the wall outlet and the antenna was designed by it's manufacturer to work properly with 50 ohm coax feed connected (I would assume) to a radio like this. What impact that has on balanced versus unbalanced is beyond me, and the same is true for what exactly you want me to do about it. stewart / w5net |
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