[Antennas] balun question
George, W5YR
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2002年4月14日 21:37:04 -0500
John, some baluns may have a winding across the coax input terminals. To
check, disconnect the coax and check it alone with an ohm-meter with both
ends disconnected. Then check the coax input terminals of the balun.
Curious: what problem(s) prompted you to look at this?
73/72/oo, George W5YR - the Yellow Rose of Texas
Fairview, TX 30 mi NE of Dallas in Collin county EM13qe
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John Geiger wrote:
>> I have a Van Gordon 4:1 balun that I use on my
> homebrew G5RV antenna. It goes between the 300 ohm
> twinlead and the 75 ohm coax. While doing some
> checking on my different coax runs this weekend,
> noticed that the coax for the G5RV is shorted between
> the center pin and the braid. Traced the short back
> to the balun. Is this normal for a 4:1 balun-to have
> the center pin and outside connector shorted, or did
> mine go bad. Any feedback is appreciated.
>> 73s John NE0P