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On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 02:48:58 GMT, zeno wrote:
Is this something I can incorporate into the hardware system at the antenna feedpoint where I will be attaching the two ends of my loop to the ladder line? Hi Bill, Feedline chokes are principally designed for the nature of coax which is unbalanced by design. Ladder line is presumably balanced and thus resists noise pickup of local origin. However, the balance is strictly a matter of its load, and if either end of the line meets an unbalance, the whole system is off balance and noise can intrude through what is called "the common mode." As such, balance is a very local thing that only you can determine through performance. I imagine that a loop would be harder to unbalance; but dipoles, especially low ones, are very susceptible. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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