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Just curious if this has ever been done? I'm thinking about
putting up a 90 foot dipole feed with homemade open wire line. I'd like to bring it into the shack using paralled runs of LMR-400 cable, since the final 25 feet is via 3" electrical conduit that also has rotor and other cables. I believe the parallel cables with give me a 100 ohm impedance. The open wire will be using #10 with homemade spreaders, I'm going to try for 600 ohms at the feedpoint. I was wondering if tapering the spacing on the feedline would give me a smoother impedance where the open wire, arrestor, and twin coax arrange- meet? Pete k1zjh |
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