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G8MNY  > TECH     11.10.19 11:36l 87 Lines 2912 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Using a G5RV on 160M
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By G8MNY                               (New Aug 13)
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To use a G5RV or any HF dipole conveniently to a Marconi T aerial on topband
you will need..
1/ A good earth
2/ A matching coil
3/ Double Pole Relay/switch
4/ Outdoor Box

AERIAL
Tree                                     2nd
Supports                                Support
- -o컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴켠컴컴컴컴컴컴컴컴훟- -
Insulator            �
             Balanced�
               Feeder�
                     �
                     �
                     �
                     �
                 Switched===================Coax to shack 
                 Matching  쿐arth

                    Box    퀂takes
                           �
SWITCHED MATCHING BOX
This has to house the relay or manual double pole high voltage switch with the
loading coil.

  Balanced
   Feeder 
   �    �           
   �  o컨컫컴컴컴�(((()  
RL1�_/o   o RL2   L /�\ 
      �   o\_________�
      �   �_         �
      �   �/|        �
      �  === C       �         ___
      �  /�          읕컴컴컴�)___ Shack 
      읕컴좔컴쩡컴컴컴컫컴컴컫�    Coax
            Earth   旼컨컴� _�_
            Stakes  쿝elay� \_/
                    읕컫컴�  �     Select
                       읕컴컴좔컴<160M

This circuit is with no HF balun for use on a G5RV or half sized G5RV. If a
dipole is used with then a switched balun & more complex switching is needed.

With the relay released L is shorted out & the feeder is connected to the coax
in the normal way.
With the relay operated the feeder is shorted together & connected to the coax
via the L & a SWR triming cap C. The voltages can be very high (1kV) so a relay
or switch with good contact separation & contacts to spacing is need.

TUNING
Generally a series L (tapped 60 turns on a 3cm dia former) is all that is
needed to get the resonated Z down to near 50/75� with most aerials. But if the
SWR is still to high at resonance the C across the coax (via RL2 contact) of
100-2000pF should bring the Z to an exact match.

BOX
A black plastic box is best. Hermetically sealed boxes really don't seal that
well outdoors. A better approach is to leave a breathing hole in the bottom
(lowest point) so that any water can drain way, but put a fine mesh over it to
stop insects. Paint up & spray all parts with a light oil to resist rusting.

Grease up well, all screws & connectors use outside so any water has no where
to go.


Why Don't U send an interesting bul?

73 de G8MNY @ GB7CIP




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