>
> Bill - Look at Force-12's B1-5 balun. It is in a plastic box
such as you
> mentioned, 3" by 3", with mounting tabs. It has an SO-234 on
one side, and
> a pair of 14 GA. wires coming out of the opposite side.
Inside, it is
> RG-303 around a 2.4" O.D. torroid core of 61 material.
> 73, Ken
Somehow I have overlooked this B1-5 Balun. Didn't know it
existed. I did a search for it and found a previous mention of
it by you, Ken, to another message which was a response to an old
thread of which I was a part of but missed your earlier comments.
I also looked at the Force 12 web site and was unable to find any
info, but I am sure I just overlooked it.
I would be curious as to how it has worked for some fellows
compared to the Force 12 bead type Baluns which have a good
reputation.
Thanks
Greg K9ZM
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