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First, I'm an absolute newbie.
I bought an old Grundig 2540 multiband receiver at an estate sale. It works great, and I was even able to get a few shortwave stations with the built in 12" piece of strip antenna. So, now I want to try to make a wire antenna up in my attic. I can probably make a 'rectangle' about 70 feet total length up there. My question is, if I make this antenna, what is the best way to drop the signal down into the house? I think I need to convert the long wire into some sort of impedance match, for a coaxial feed to the room I keep the radio in -- but on the back of the radio it has two spots for an antenna connection: "FM" or "240 ohms" So, what is the right way to do this? Is there such a thing as a 240 ohm balun that I'd put between the long wire and the coax? Or something else? Thanks a million for any help you can give me. -Chris |
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