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Old 7-Apr-2014, 5:47 PM   #21
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So the random nature of length and orientation of the coax in each installation would lead to widely varied VHF results?
Yes, it sure does.

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That's a great trick! I thought one purpose of the balun was to stop the coax from becoming an antenna, never would have thought of that.
It works with only varying degrees of success. Too many variables for any predictability. I happen to personally like predictability.



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Perhaps the DB8e's better VHF performance is due to the horizontal runs of coax between the two banks? (as compared to a DB4 which typically has a vertical coax line drop)

Perhaps. I haven't done any field evaluation work with the DB8e so as to quantify what it might or might not do with VHF. All I have are scattered anecdotes that it works to some extent.
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