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I've just replaced my old cable with some nice shiney new 50ohm coax
attached directly to my 100+ feet of longwire. As I still want to suck that little extra out of my antenna, I want to add a balun but I am confused with this transformer ratio stuff. I realise that a long wire has quite a high impedance. However, should I go for a 1:4 or a 1:10 ratio balun. If I went for the 1:10 would it be overkill and will it make any difference over the RF if I only had a 1:4. I ask because I can get a 1:10 a lot cheaper than a 1:4. Confused? I am ![]() MC |
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