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April 11th 05, 06:14 PM
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The best rearrangement by far, for a G5RV, is to use a 600-ohm
open-wire line all the way from the dipole to the shack. With a few feet extra just as a precaution. You could also beneficially increase the length of the dipole if you have enough room in your back yard. Another 10 or 20 feet would do no harm. |
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April 13th 05, 04:04 AM
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Reg Edwards wrote:
The best rearrangement by far, for a G5RV, is to use a 600-ohm open-wire line all the way from the dipole to the shack. With a few feet extra just as a precaution. You could also beneficially increase the length of the dipole if you have enough room in your back yard. Another 10 or 20 feet would do no harm. Good advice Reg. Is it a G5RV any more tho'? - Mike - |
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