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I am currently using a 150' randomwire for 80 & 40 meters. Its
connected to the "wire" terminal of an MFJ-949 tuner. Been happy so far with the conntacts made. I'm considering taking an turning it into an endfeed windom simply by running 450 ohm ladder line from the MFJ-949 to the top of my 30' mast which current supports the randomwire. I'll be cutting the randomwire at the mast and soldering one side of the 450 line while letting the otherside of the 450 line not attached to anything. Is there any advantage of doing this? Basically I'm taking a 150' randomwire and turning it into about a 120' endfeed windom, will it be worth the effort? George |
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