At 07:50 AM 11/5/2006, Björn Mohr wrote:
>I made an unun using a T-200-2 with a 19 turn bi-filiar winding using 1 mm
>enamelled CU wire. How much power should I expect this transformer to
>handle?
>
>Are there any good online resources dealing with construction of TX ununs
>and baluns?
Bjorn,
The one most recommended book on Baluns and Ununs is below, and is
available from ARRL among other places, no doubt:
Understanding, Building and Using Baluns and Ununs
-- Theory and Practical Designs for the Experimenter
By Jerry Sevick, W2FMI.
The book is the successor to Building & Using Baluns & Ununs. This edition
includes new tutorial material, designs and explanations of how and why
they work. It also provides an opportunity to learn about the application
of baluns and ununs for dipoles, Yagis, log periodics, Beverages, antenna
tuners and countless other applications.
136 pages. © 2003, CQ Communications, Inc. (ISBN: 0-943016-24-X) #8982 --
$19.95
This link gets you to the ARRL book listing:
<http://www.arrl.org/catalog/?category=Technical%2C+Electronics%2C+and+Communications+Reference&words=baluns&SearchWords.x=11&SearchWords.y=8>
It seems to me that the advice from the other Roy is good, but I don't have
much experience with these things...yet.
If you are in doubt, load up your transmitter and leave it on for a little
while.. test for heat in your Unun.
Roy
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