Home |
Search |
Today's Posts |
#1
|
|||
|
|||
feeding random inverted V for RX
I want to make a random-length inverted-V for general listening and
perhaps, maybe, occasional HF work, no pretense to have perfect match or minimum losses. I see much discussion about feeding a random dipole with 450 or 600 ohm ladder line. I can lay a low loss 75 ohm line but absolutely not a ladder line, so I'd have to put a balun at the apex I'd cut a dipole of about 15 + 15 m (50+50 ft), 120 deg. inverted V, apex at 15 m. I could do 1:4 - 300 ohm or 1:9 - 625 ohm. What would be the least-bad? Thanks in advance! |
Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
Display Modes | |
|
|
Similar Threads | ||||
Thread | Forum | |||
? 75M Inverted Vee GAIN | Antenna | |||
Random blogs with random thoughts | General | |||
Random blogs with random thoughts | Policy | |||
Question is 'it' a Longwire {Random Wire} Antenna -or- Inverted "L" Antenna ? | Shortwave | |||
KAM Plus: CW Xmit is Inverted.. Help?? | Digital |