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On Oct 11, 7:25*pm, dave wrote:
On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 18:28:53 -0700, JimK wrote: Thanks iane. What are the advantages of the balun, vs the long wire? - The balun drives co-ax cable. First the Balun effectively 'couples' the Antenna Wire to the Coax Cable {Impedance Matching}. [Balun = RF Matching Transformer] Note the Coax Cable [50 Ohms] is already 'Impedance Matched' to the Radio/Receivers 50 Ohm [LO-Z] Antenna Input. -*Terminate the random wire away from the - electrical noise near the receiver by using - co-ax and the balun. Generally a Balun works best along with a good earthen Ground {connection}. |
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