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Jeff wrote in :
Any receiving equipment you get will almost certainly have a 50 ohm (nominal!) input, so any higher antenna impedances will need to be matched back to 50ohms anyway. How much loss you will encounter by using 75ohm cable will depend on the actual set up. Apparently no-one knows the impedance of a Sangean ATS-909 radio, I've asked several people, at least one of whom specialises in modifying that radio. Looks like 1K is best guess based on schematic. Loss won't bother me so much as SNR. Several people advised that a 15 foot vertical whip is likely to overload the input so loss is not my main concern. |
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