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Old March 14th 06, 06:16 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.homebrew
Joel Kolstad
 
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Default What do you call these devices?

"Mike Andrews" wrote in message
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Yeah. for 50-12000 MHz. 6m and above and not much use for HF, then.


I suspect you could make your own for HF without too much difficulty by
modifying something like a SO259 tee along with a standard PL259 connector.

On the other hand, for HF you can make pretty decent directional couplers
using transformers and get a significantly flatter response if you're looking
to accurately measure signal levels.



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