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Christer,
It looks like Rockby has sold out and removed them from their catalogue, the one you pointed out is indeed not the correct part. The ones I used are as far as I know a standard/common 14mm balun former as used in TV baluns etc.. The Jaycar (www.jaycar.com.au), or Electus (http://www.electusdistribution.com.au) part number LF1220 looks basically identical to those I used, and there are probably lots of equivalents out there. Electus has some data on the M7 material used here http://www.electusdistribution.com.a...d/ferrites.pdf I hope this helps, and I would be interested in how you get on if you end up building one, let me know at the email address shown below. 73 Paul VK3DIP "CA" wrote in message ... Paul VK3DIP wrote: If you are interested I had really good results recently with a homebrew RLB, in fact so good that I doubted the results and had to... I have read your article with great interest. Do you have a specification for the "balun formers" or maybe a Rockby Electronics stock no.? I suppose it is www.rockby.com.au. The only 2-hole ferrite core I could find is stock no. 10967 but I believe this one is too small. 73 Christer SM6PXJ |
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