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October 8th 10, 04:14 PM
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Common Mode chokes
I have been faithfully using a coil of coax as a common mode choke for
a while without any idea if it is really doing any thing. Googling turns up more url's than I can follow. I would appreciate any suggestions as to how might measure the effects of the common mode choke. 30 to 17 meters is my favored range of operation. I have a pretty well equipted shack. John Ferrell W8CCW |
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