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I remember participating in Field Day a number of years ago where we put up
a dipole and fed it with ladder line. That antenna worked great on 40, 20, 15, and 10 meters. A balun was atached between the end of the ladder line and rig. I want to do this again but am not sure what type of balun and ladder line to use. My dipole is cut for 40 meters (about 65 feet long, end to end). Should I use a 4:1 or 1:1 balun? What impedance ladder line? regards, Steve KD6EUT |
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