[Amps] use or not coaxial audio cable to transmitter's

[Jim Thomson]

###  He posted a  diagram in his 4th posting.  His coax to vertical on roof is just 2.5M  long. 
He also has 9 M  of grnd wire from  metal to the dirt.  He has a xcvr + 500 w amp.  He probably
requires ferrite at both the base of the vertical..and also in the shack.... IE: both ends of the coax. 


http://tzitzikas.site90.net/files/installation.JPG

Jim  VE7RF


On 10/29/2010 9:20 AM, tzikas tzik wrote:
> pll= phase lock loop . This equipment keep the frequency of oscillator 
> stable

Understood. But more questions.

You say 500 watt transmitter. Most ham transmitters are 100W output, and 
if you want more power, you add a power amplifier.   Is this a 500W 
transmitter all in one box, or two boxes?

Where does this cable run?  Inside the transmitter, from one point to 
another, or outside the transmitter, between boxes?  What is the 
transmit frequency?

What kind of cable is it?  Coax or two conductors plus shield?  What 
kind of shield? What kind of circuit is connected to the cable at each 
end?  Balanced or unbalanced?  Where is the shield connected?

73, Jim K9YC