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I agree with Gary N4AST: the direct answer to your question is:
* Use the shortest length of good quality coax you can get away with. * Use a good quality 1:1 current (choke) balun at the ladderline/coax junction. * If you find the tuner can't reach a match on some bands, only then consider a 4:1 balun; even so choose a 4:1 **current** balun. On the topic of G5RVs, some (unscrupulous) antenna suppliers provide a nice long length of RG58 as part of the package to "tame" the VSWRs. Take a look at some of the losses that introduces: http://www.karinya.net/g3txq/g5rv/ 73, Steve G3TXQ |
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