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However, I don't think I've ever seen a mobile tube rig feeding
ladder line - no doubt one day I will. We will probably talk about efficiency. :-) It was done in 1936. http://web.wt.net/~nm5k/mobile36.jpg Cover pix from a 1936 QST...Forgot what month... But I still think I prefer coax... Their "ladder line" looked to be a twisted wire feeder. The call on that vehicle was W9MSY... With the short feedline run on a mobile, even coax is pretty low loss... I never used an SWR meter when I was a novice...I had an old viking valiant that would tune nearly anything...You didn't need a meter... You just loaded it up to full plate current and went with it...My TS 830 is like that to a lesser extent.. If it loads within the loading range, it's good nuff... No point in even putting a meter on it...Adding a tuner, would just add some loss...MK |
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