Planning the antenna, feedline, balun, and grounding as a *system *is more
important than any single other thing we can ever do. In a complex system
with standing waves (on the outside of wires and cables) and finite
impedances, there is no universal "this is optimum" answer.
If your antenna i
On Tue,1/13/2015 8:27 AM, Charles Yahrling wrote:
ON4UN lists optimum turns for binocular braid breaker baluns, but I have
not found similar info for toroidal baluns.
Study k9yc.com/RFI-Ham.pdf and see the Cookbook -- Chapter 8 -- for
winding guidelines for each band and size of coax.
73, Ji
All,
ON4UN lists optimum turns for binocular braid breaker baluns, but I have
not found similar info for toroidal baluns.
Using ft-106 type toroid and want to know if "more is better" or should I
limit bifilar turns to 2-3 as per binoculars?
I run qrp or 100W max, for now at least.
Just putting