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Old October 7th 03, 10:11 AM
Ian White, G3SEK
 
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JGBOYLES wrote:
Hi,
I would like to cut a 75 ohm coaxial cable to 30 electrical degrees at 7.2
Mhz. for use in a series matching section. The velocity factor of the cable is
not known. I have an Antenna Analyzer, and and RFsignal generator + the usual.

The impedance of the coax is stamped on the jacket, any way to determine 30
degrees without guessing at the VF?


It's easy to cut a 90deg length, so do that at 21.6MHz.


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Old October 7th 03, 12:25 PM
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It's easy to cut a 90deg length, so do that at 21.6MHz.

Now why didn't I think of that! Thanks Ian.
73 Gary N4AST
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