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![]() RHF wrote: Michalkun, If you are going to 'use' a "Balanced FeedLine" (300 Ohm Twin Lead or 450 Ohm Ladder Line) and connect this FeedLine directly into the radio/receivers HI-Z Terminals then you do not need a BalUn. However, if you wish to use Coax Cable as a 'feedline' from the antenna to the radio's LO-Z Antenna Connector; then some form of matching transformer should be used to get the best results from your dipole antenna. A typical half-wave dipole fed with 50 ohm, or even say 75 ohm coax should feed nicely right into the Lo-Z input on a receiver without a balun of any kind. Purists may wish to put a 1:1 balun at the feedpoint though. Steve Holland, MI Drake R7, R8 and R8B |
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