| Subject: | Synchronus transformmer. |
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| From: | tree@cmicro.com (Larry Tyree) |
| Date: | Thu Jul 29 11:45:37 1993 |
The JULY-AUGUST 1981 issue of the NCJ shows how to make one. I have used
these to convert 75 Ohms to 50 Ohms. If you don't have the NCJ, cut
0.08165 wavelength lengths of 50 Ohm coax and 75 Ohm coax (mind your
velocity factors!!). Splice them together and connect the 75 Ohm end to
your 50 Ohm load/tranmistter and connect the 50 Ohm end to your hardline.
The NCJ shows the following lengths for Regular RG8/11 or foam RG8/11:
regular (.66VF) foam (.79VF)
80M 14' 8" 17' 7"
40M 7' 5" 8' 10"
20M 3' 9" 4' 6"
15M 30" 36"
10M 22" 27"
They work!!
Tree N6TR
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