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September 9th 10, 07:48 PM
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Cecil, was it you that mention a "windom balun?"
On 9/9/2010 7:26 AM, lu6etj wrote:
Hello boys, good day for you Is it Carolina Windom a balanced load to justify the name "balun"? We could think in a device to transform Z and another device to block feed line current. What do you think about it? Miguel Before beginning a discussion about what constitutes a balanced load and what doesn't, how about answering these questions? 1. What is "balance"? 2. What defines a "balanced" feedline? 3. What are the properties of a "balanced" load? 4. How can you tell when a line, load, or transmitter is "balanced"? 5. What's the big deal about being "balanced", anyway? And finally, How does a balun achieve "balance"? Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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