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Old February 3rd 11, 10:38 PM
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On Feb 1, 2:05*am, eddy wrote:
... which of the three methods are considered more reliable ?


I assume you are trying to configure a 1/4WL 75 ohm piece of coax to
interface to your ~100 ohm loop. What I would do is cut it a little
longer than 1/4WL with the velocity factor taken into account. Connect
it to the antenna and trim for lowest SWR on the MFJ258B. Why bother
with an exact 1/4WL when you can trim for lowest SWR using the actual
antenna?
You're right, trimming is the easiest method to matching a delta loop.
Anyway I hope my Analyzer could help me to get 1/2 wave coax and some sections for a phasing system
 
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