feeding random inverted V for RX
On Nov 6, 10:39*am, spamhog wrote:
I want to make a random-length inverted-V for general listening and
perhaps, maybe, occasional HF work, no pretense to have perfect match
or minimum losses. I see much discussion about feeding a random dipole
with 450 or 600 ohm ladder line.
I can lay a low loss 75 ohm line but absolutely not a ladder line, so
I'd have to put a balun at the apex
I'd cut a dipole of about 15 + 15 m (50+50 ft), 120 deg. inverted V,
apex at 15 m.
I could do 1:4 - 300 ohm or 1:9 - 625 ohm.
What would be the least-bad?
Thanks in advance!
just wind a coil choke, that will be cheaper and no worse than either
of those options.
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