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Ken Bessler wrote: My primary HF antenna is a trap 80/160 meter dipole. It works good for those bands with no need for a tuner. I'm shopping for a new HF rig, a TS-850SAT and I was wondering how good the built in tuner would work with the 80/160 antenna on higher bands, mainly 40/30/20m. Anyone know? Ken KG0WX It would probably tune, but it's not really meant to feed "all band" antennas. I wouldn't plan on that myself...Those tuners cost too much to abuse in that manner...They are really meant to be used as line flatteners. IE: give you a wider usable bandwidth with the solid state finals. Your load should be in the ballpark to begin with...IE under maybe 5:1 or so??? MK |
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