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On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 06:36:26 -0700, "Micro MegaWatt"
wrote: Had an E-Mail as to where to buy ladder line -- 72 or 75 ohm for antenna feeder Getting a _balanced_ feeder at such low impedance levels is quite challenging, since a typical twisted pair (e.g.CAT5) would be in the 100-120 ohm range. You _might_ get something in the balanced 50-75 ohm range by getting a quad-pair cable and connecting the diagonally opposite conductors together. Thus, if the original pair had an impedance of 140-150 ohms, the two pars in the quad-pair cable would give 70-75 ohms. Paul OH3LWR |
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