Denton-
Concur fully with your observation that Voltage Balun does not CMC suppression.
My question trying to ask if the early TenTec tuners used a Voltage Balun (as
did most the early Heathkit, Dentron, etc. tuners of the day) to provide
balanced output, OR did TenTec supply in its 229A series a Current Balun, with
its better CMC suppression characteristics.
The question could have been phrased using more concise use of the English
language.
Rick DJ0IP, advises re the 229A that:
" In this case the 4:1 [in the 229A tuner] may be a voltage balun. Its only
job is the impedance transformation."
When the thing gets here (just purchased on 2nd hand market, and not yet
arrived at this QTH) I guess I'll just open it up an look.
Rick's comments are spot on with regard to the world of Baluns in general.
But thank you both.
Ed McCann
AG6CX
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> On Dec 1, 2016, at 12:05 AM, tentec-request@contesting.com wrote:
>
> Was it a Voltage Balun as was the early craze, or current and suitable for
> decent CMC suppression?
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