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January 20th 13, 12:29 AM
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2 meter J-pole
I'm considering building an emergency antenna- a J-pole for 2 meters
made from 300-ohm TV twin lead. But before going ahead, I wonder- can such an antenna handle 50 watts input? -- "A man who can own a gun is a citizen. A man who cannot own a gun is a subject."-- Unknown |
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January 20th 13, 01:04 AM
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2 meter J-pole
"Padraigh ProAmerica" wrote in message ... I'm considering building an emergency antenna- a J-pole for 2 meters made from 300-ohm TV twin lead. But before going ahead, I wonder- can such an antenna handle 50 watts input? Yes, 50 watts is fine for a J-pole and 300 ohm twin lead. |
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