On 1/12/06, Ken Arck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 01:59 PM 1/12/2006 -0700, you wrote:
>>>>
I blow up circulators, try a shorted coaxial stub instead.
<---Then you need a bigger load (don't we all!).
My Quintron UHF repeater has a dual stage circulator - the first load is
250 watts, the second is 10 watts and both are external.
My MastrII's (VHF and UHF) have single stage circulators with a 100 watt
load. So far, neither has gone boom.
Yep, I know. Not enough RF has come down the feedline to blow any of 'em
up. Which is just fine with me!
Never fried either (yet!)
Ken
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