On 4/5/2022 4:10 PM, David Hale wrote:
I use K9YC-design CMCs (from the "Cookbook") all around the shack.
The primary application for these chokes is at the feedpoint of antennas
that are matched to their feedline at frequencies of interest; secondary
application is down the line from the feedpoint of high dipoles as "egg
insulators" to prevent them acting as parasitic elements of nearby
vertical antennas. I don't know of any good reason to use them in the
shack.
As to your application, a so-called end-fed half wave (which is a half
wave on only one frequency), these chokes can be applied at the
feedpoint on frequencies where the SWR is fairly low, and/or the power
is fairly low. They're likely to fry with high SWR and high power. I
don't know of a practical choke for lines with high SWR at the point
where they are inserted. In such a situation, if they don't fry with
moderate power they aren't doing anything useful.
73, Jim K9YC
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