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Reg Edwards wrote:
Obviously, there is more heavy, ferrite material used for sleeves because the number of turns is only one. But disregarding economics, a number of sleeves will eventually provide a better very-wide-band choke than a ferrite ring or a bundle of ferrite rods. Amidon specifies a typical Z for those toroidal coax sleeves. For instance, the Z is 215 ohms per core for FB-77-5621 cores at 25 MHz. My store-bought G5RV came with eight of those cores. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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