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I am attempting to build a T2FD antenna for use on the 20 through 10 meter
ham bands with my new Ten-Tec Argonaut V transceiver. While not a part of the issue my wife of almost 40 years has ordered the Argonaut V for me for Christmas. Well, back to the issue at hand: The design requires a 6:1 ratio broadband transformer to match 50 ohm cable to the impeance of the antenna. I have not been able to find any simple construction data for a 6:1 (50 - 300 ohm) transformer that would work well over the 14 - 30 mHz frequency range. I would appreciate it if someone would point me to some practical construction data for such a transformer. The design power would be 100 watts. The entire antenna can be purchased from B&W but $199 seems awfully pricey. 73 - Mike - K9JRI |
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