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On Nov 25, 3:17 pm, "
wrote: A magnificently built, balanced output antenna tuner for use with ladder line, open wire line. Item is for sale on e-bay Item # 290185692713 Auction ends Sunday 12/2 at 19:00 Z Highlights & Features of this tuner: The twin inductor/current balun design provides a truly balanced output. (2) 14 uH roller inductors, coupled to a WW II vintage dial with 25 turns, 1/100 turn markings. High/Low Impedance Switching: Switches the capacitor bank to tuner's input or output. "HI" position is used for impedances above 50 ohms; "LO" is used for impedances below 50 ohms. Variable and fixed capacitance controls - continuous range is from 25 to 1250pf @ 4500 Vpk. Variable capacitor dial is the classic 4-inch National Velvet Vernier. Beautiful, real wood venier over aluminum front panel. In Photo 1, the large coil on the right is a coaxial choke balun that goes between the output of the rig and the input of the tuner. Please indicate if you do not plan to use this coil, I will be happy to install a ferrite choke balun inside the cabinet. Dimensions: H,W,D = 8 X 19 x 15 inches, approximate weight = 30 lbs Good luck with the bidding, Bob WB2ICQ Hi, Bob. Care to tell us what frequencies,antennas and types of feed lines you have used the tuner on? Have you ever put RF ammeters in the feed line to see if it's really balanced? Did you gear drive or chain drive the two coils? Looks like a nice job! Best regards, Paul, KD7HB |
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