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May 5th 10, 08:22 PM
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Balun Transformer Identification
I wonder if anyone can identify the balun I bought at a sale
recently which I think is probably American. It is housed in a grey painted metal box approx 3 in wide x 2.5 in high x 2.5 in deep with a mounting bracket spot welded to the base. It has an Amphenol SO239 socket and four ceramic terminals which can be connected to provide matching to 75 or 300 ohms. Markings on the side are CMC 173-160 , CMC/CGP 170-800 and FL 241-A. I have put up two pics at www.radiowymsey.org/rf1.jpg and www.radiowymsey.org/rf2.jpg TIA, Charlie. -- M0WYM www.radiowymsey.org Sales @ radiowymsey http://shop.ebay.co.uk/gnome7763/m.html? |
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