Thank you to all who responded, both on and off list, to my
request. First thing I'll try is my two commercial tuners with
roller inductors. As suggested, they just might work. If not, I
have found link-coupled designs in Bill Orr's 1967 Radio Handbook and
the 1949 ARRL Radio Amateur's
Hank,
My suggestion is use a classic link coupled balanced antenna tuner. If you
cannot find one to buy the cost of building one for 6m at the 100w power
level should not be very high. The third edition of 'The Radio Amateur's VHF
Manual' (ARRL) contains a couple of examples for use at other
Or just buile a resonant antenna for 6M. I found some simple plans for
building a nice and sturdy 2-
element moxon that has been working just great form me on 6M. It does not have
to be up very high and
you can turn it with a simple lightweight TV rotor. No tuner needed with it
50.0-52.0
Since it is part of the K3 package, I would like to try six
meters. My one and only antenna is an eighty-meter dipole 46 feet
above ground fed with poly ladder-line. I'm looking for suggestions
for a 100-watt coupler that will tune a balanced-feedline antenna at
50 MHz. I do not have the
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