[Antennas] Re: HF6V matching section

Wed Jun 13 15:39:31 EDT 2007

It's a 1/4 wave on 20M. I had to sub RG 6 and or RG59 for my RG 11 matching 
section and both worked well until the dogs ate it. The formula is 234/f in 
MHz x velocity factor of the coax. There is a list of standards on the internet 
for VF, it's pretty accurate. 
Gl es 73
de KG4FET Sandor
In a message dated 6/11/2007 3:57:27 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
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> Date: 2007年6月10日 14:19:49 -0700
> From: "Soundval" <soundval at foothill.net>
> Subject: [Antennas] Question re: Butternut HF6V
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>> There is supposed to be a 75ohm Coax direct to the HF6V antenna; which 
> then connects directly to a 52 ohm Coax connected to the transmitter/tuner.
> How long is this 75 ohm Coax?
>> I would be interested in hearing from any person who actually successfuly 
> substituted a better performing item instead of this 75ohm Coax.
>> Eugene Rippen, WB6SZS 
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