A 9:1 Balun For Your End Fed Antenna - Mobileers
Jan 09, 2013 · 1 A 9:1 Balun For Your End Fed Antenna End-Fed antennas do have their place in radio and other communications work. Like everything else, antennas come in many forms and flavors. It's up to the designer to select the best design for the job at hand and to utilize that design in the most efficient way. ...
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