On 1/12/06, skipp025 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At some of the high level Metro Radio Sites with
mulitple Broadcast Stations going full tilt, you
can easily have a hundred watts or more of rf
comming back down the feed line.
You need the right size/type circulator. A shorted
coax stub is nice to have in addition to the circulator,
but you should be running a circulator/isolator at
any site with busy rf.
skip
> I blow up circulators, try a shorted coaxial stub instead.
>
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