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Owen,
If I've managed to read my lab notes correctly, these were the differences in loss (ground+feedline+tuner) - with and without an ideal 9:1 transformer at the feedpoint - for a 33ft vertical over average ground fed with 50ft of RG213. I assumed ground losses of 20 ohms. Positive figures indicate that the losses were lower with the transformer: 160m -1.6dB 80m +6.02dB 40m -2.3dB 30m +2.1dB 20m +4.4dB 17m +3.86dB 15m -0.55dB 12m +1.6dB 10m +2.9dB Of course this data was for one specific scenario, but I guess you'd look at it and say that for this case, on balance, the inclusion of the transformer was of benefit. But now factor in some realistic transformer losses and it might not look so clear cut. 73, Steve G3TXQ |
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