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December 30th 05, 04:31 AM
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AH4 tuner in the middle of an offset fed dipole
Is it possible to get some fairly brief opinions without causing a war or
even arguments .... Is it likely to damage an Icom AH4 auto antenna tuner if the "antenna" terminal is attached to one leg of a V (resonant at 14Mhz) and the earth terminal is connected to the other leg of the V (resonant at 7Mhz) without any additional grounding. Is there any reason to swap the legs around. Assume 100 watts max. It would be helpful if any opinions came from those who are familiar with the internals of the AH4. It would also be helpful if any repondents understood that others could have a differing opinion. de VK2DQC, Allan. tnx |
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