> Wayne is using a DX Engineering bi-directional system. Unless DXE changed
> to ununs without telling anyone, he has little to worry about there. ;-)
Yes. Cable grounds are isolated from signal grounds. That unit uses
primary-secondary isolation transformers.
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Wayne is using a DX Engineering bi-directional system. Unless DXE changed
to ununs without telling anyone, he has little to worry about there. ;-)
73, Mike
www.w0btu.com
On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 1:19 PM, Tom W8JI wrote:
> Most common issues, other than defective connectors or shield connections,
> I have run about 400 ft of F6-type flooded coax from my shack to one end
> of
> my Beverage antenna. My question is: do I need to install a feedline
> current choke about 20 feet from the end of the Beverage antenna (the
> current choke would have its own separate ground.
While a dummy load te
Wayne,
What is more important than a little weak noise is common-mode signal. Why
don't you also test to see how well you can hear any AM broadcast stations
with the coax terminated?
Please also tell us more about your Beverage, especially how you are
feeding it (transformer, etc.)
FWIW, I don't
