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Re: [IRCA] CAT 5 was RG11
..is there any info online about how to make bulans for CAT to use
on BCB?
All I did was use a toroid that was good for the MW band. CAT5 is nominal
110 ohm. I think I used ten turns for the coax side, 14 for the CAT5.
Square root of 2 is 1.414 so a 10/14 turns did it. Some people like less
turns, so 5/7 turns would also work.
Also did a similar balun for a bowtie loop antenna I made last year.
Matched the antenna to the CAT5, then the CAT5 to the receiver. Have to say
I do like the CAT5 compared to coax.
If you want further info, drop me a note off list. If there's more
interest, I could put an article on the am-dx.com site.
Craig Healy
Providence, RI
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