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![]() "Radio Man" wrote in message news:XVo3d.473$C8.256@trnddc05... Is there a means of testing a 9:1 or 10:1 balun to make sure it is the correct impeadance before connecting it to an antenna or tuner? If at a low frequency , put a resistor across the high impedance of the balun equal to the design impedance and check the swr. Frequency does not really have anything to do with it, just it is sometimes hard to get a resistor that is not reactive and is acting like a resistor at the higher frequencies. Build 2 of the baluns and connect them back to back and put a 50 ohm dummy load on the second one, assuming you are going from 50 ohms to the 450 or 500 ohm impedance unbalanced. Then measuer the swr. |
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