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I picked up a 1:1 balum at a local hamfest, i got it because it had a
N connector and thats the type of connector on my coax. After looking closer i thought it was a 10-40 meter but i cant make out the print, it may be 10-40mhz. I desided to open the pvc to find out just what was inside, I found a bunch of ferrite disk stacked over the coax, this wasent my idea of a 1:1 balum. I hoped to make a 160-10 meter dipole/inverted vee using the proper length wire on each leg for 160,80,40 & 10. My question is this, will this work at lower frequencys 160 & 80m ? If not what the purpose of the ferrite disks, it seems that i could just remove the disk if they limit the frequency range, i guess im trying to inderstand what makes this a balum & what purpose the disk serve? |
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