#FF @HutchDeLoach @ac0ur @SM0RUX @yv5venet @kg8oc Aloha from Hawaii and have a great weekend, all! #
|
||||||
|
Just some notes I made on a napkin while researching this, and thought I should capture it somewhere. FB-102 and FB-124 have 1/2″ holes which are the right size for RG-8 Coax. Mix 77 is better for 80/160 meters Mix 64 is better for the higher frequencies (10 meters and up?) Mix 43 is a good all-around general purpose mix 12 of the FB-77-1024 on a suitable length of RG-8 will have enough RF impedance along the outside of the shield to function as a good balun. Type 73 is actually recommended, but seemingly hard to find. Type 77 will work very well.
You’re welcome to share any . . . To read the rest of this article, please click here: → Miscellaneous Notes About Ferrite Beads and Baluns RT @RevMeKila I intend to live forever — so far, so good. ~Stephen Wright # Sometimes I think were alone in the universe, and sometimes I think we're not. In either case the idea is quite staggering. Arthur C Clarke # I’ve been hearing that the higher bands have been open, but have not been able to check it out myself. Today, I decided to take a moment, and go see. My first stop was 15 meters. It was dead as a doornail. Well, not exactly. I did hear some local sounds that sound like some kind of telemetry going on. I live near a navy base, so you never know what you may hear. I didn’t hear any CW going on. So I moved on. I next went to 10 meters. I didn’t expect to find much there since 15 wasn’t sharing up any CW QSOs. I tuned around . . . To read the rest of this article, please click here: → I Guess It’s True What They Say About 10 Meters |
|
|||||
|
Copyright © 2012 AH6TD - All Rights Reserved |
||||||
