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"Bob Miller" wrote in message ... [snip] One of my antennas is a 20 meter end fed wire, and I tune it with an old Heathkit AC-1 antenna tuner, which is made especially for random length, end fed wires. A modern equivalent would be something like the MFJ-16010 random wire tuner, which at $49.95 doesn't cost much more than some of the 9-1 baluns I see advertised :-) It would require bringing the random wire into your residence, and then running a short length of coax from the tuner to the receiver. I understand some wouldn't like that because of in-house noise, but there are always trade-offs to anything. bob k5qwg Is there a detailed description, with possible diagrams, explaining how to strip, connect coax and a random wire... i.e. no balun, direct random wire to coax connection (coax leading into tuner after that) |
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