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I have a question about OCF dipoles; it refers to the choice of the
type of balun transformer (voltage or current) to be used with that type of antenna: Since an OCF has by nature an asymmetrical distribution of currents in its two legs, the use of a current balun seems a kind of 'brute force' imposing a symmetrization of the currents in the legs. For the transformation of impedances, would it be more appropriate to use a voltage balun instead? 73 de Pierre VE2PID |
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