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November 8th 05, 02:19 AM
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ladderline to coax adapter
Well, he said "OUT of an unbalanced tuner" so I assume that's the ladderline side. Yes, and with a reasonable limit, the SWR on the ladder-line doesn't matter. IMO, 25:1 is no problem for ladder-line. Correct, a high SWR is not an issue for ladderline, but the guy was wanting to stick an apparently 50 ohm coax balun right there in between his balanced tuner output and that ladder line. I would think a high SWR, with some TX power, in that device might not do it much good. Ed |
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