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Hi.
I want to put up a receiving dipole for 0 - 30 mhz SWL. I have a roll of 75 ohm tv coax. Loads of stranded 2.5mm copper insulated electrical cable. Questions; What length should i cut the dipole for general 0 - 30 mhz listening ? I will need to fold both ends to fit into my narrow garden .. is this ok ? Do i need any form of earthling to the coax feed ? Do i need a balun.. if so which and how do i build one ? Thank you. All advise appreciated Jeff |
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