The excellent web site for calculating matching network values should have
been:
http://home.sandiego.edu/~ekim/e194rfs01/jwmatcher/matcher2.html
not the one I posted yesterday.
73,
Tom G3OLB
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Topband Reflector
Thankyou Charlie.
I got those Q numbers from
http://www.m0ukd.com/Calculators/air_core_inductor_calculator/
Maybe a decimal point was left out.
Jim,
I thought something was misleading you somewhere.
Be careful with online calculators. The one in the link uses pi out to 39
places (which migh
Just to add a comment on this thread:
I do not use an inductor to match my inverted 'L', just a capacitor from coax
centre/bottom of wire to the radial point. Further I do not use big wide space
'toast-rack' Cs, but tiny ceramic ones rated at 6.3KV which will handle very
decent amounts of powe
Thankyou Charlie.
I got those Q numbers from
http://www.m0ukd.com/Calculators/air_core_inductor_calculator/
Maybe a decimal point was left out.
Thanks Tom
--
Jim K9TF
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Topband Reflector
Hope this will be of some interest for those using twisted pair instead of
coax.
The company I work for is manufacuring all kinds of 75 Ohm / UTP balun adapters
and surge protection units.
The one I am using for my phased biderectional flags is "УПВ-МВ"
http://www.elsy.com.ua/ru/pasivnie-priemni
Hi Jim,
I'm glad to hear you (and others) liked our L-network inverted-L tuner
design.
All the info I have is posted in the Topband thread. I thought I had more
info and pictures, but I guess I'll have to take some new photos sometime.
I suppose if you made the elevated radials long, then you co
