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On 9/25/2015 4:31 PM, Wayne wrote:
I use a short vertical antenna that has a low feedpoint impedance. Would there be any advantage to running two parallel 50 ohm coax to reduce losses to the shack tuner? Single band or multi band? How does the feed point change with frequency. 450 ladder line is the usual low loss wire used for multi band systems. But what do know, I've never put up a ham frequency antenna. Mikek |
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