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Bill,
I'm not familiar with the 'Palstar', so can't say how 'suitable' it would be. There are a number of the 'older' (used/cheap) tuners that should work fine, though. I have an old Dentron 'MT-3000' that will match almost anything you can hook to it, for example. Something of that nature wouldn't be quite the inve$tment of a 'Palstar' (maybe?). You're right, there used to be many more of the 'bread- slicer' sized variable capacitors around than now. They were used for a lot of different applications where high voltages were present (as in matching 'odd' impedances). You also have other options, changing feed line lengths to the loop for various bands. Not exactly the easiest thing to do, but it certainly will work. Or, experimenting to find a 'magic' feed line length that is a good compromise for multiband use. Ask Cecil about that... 'Doc PS - If you happen to run across a dump truck load of those old 'bread slicers' I would gladly take them off your hands...(he said with $$$ dancing in his eyes). |
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