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If one has a sealed balun, such as you would pick up at your FLARPS or a
fles market, and the label has disappeared from environmental exposure, is it possible to easily determine - 1) - if you are sure it's a 1:1 whether it's voltage or current type 2) - given it's totally unknown, anything about it. Instruments available would be a standard multimeter and an MFJ 259 or something equivalent. I think I know the answer to 1), but 2) has me stumped. Yes, dummy loads are a start, but is there an efficient way to get all unknowns absolutely resolved. tom K0TAR |
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