TEST of Mini 1:1 BALUN for Classic Dipole Antennas

[@AcidOllie]

I wish my garden was nice enough to have an antenna like that set up in it. Nice video Paul.

[@OM0ET]

Thank you! :)

[@juliojaciuk5191]

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[@Wayne-Pr]

Do you sell the finished product as shown in the video ?.

[@Derrick6162]

Nice, I'd like to have one. Thanks

[@mikestokes235]

Very neat build. What is the diameter of the tube?

[@OM0ET]

Thank you. It is 25mm tube (outer diameter)

[@szbalogh]

Hi! I am new to the radio hobby. I would like to build the antenna in the video. For the balun i have found a 17x14x10mm ferrite donut. Do i need to change number of turns or something to make it work properly? Aiming for 3-30MHz maybe. No license yet, just listening. I just need to shorten the two wires to tune to VHF/UHF?

[@OM0ET]

You can use the same number of turns with your Ferrite core and the dipole antenna.

[@spareiChan]

Butterfly nut or wingnut in english. Is this balun using a rod core instead of the toroid show in previous video?

[@iu1olr]

You sell it on your store?!

[@OM0ET]

Not yet, but I will

[@Hanesy]

I like it. Please do 49:1 balun ​@@OM0ET

[@echtepino]

That is an odd way to connect a wire. All the tension is directed to the electrical poles, that is not the way to connect.

[@OM0ET]

This was for testing purpose only

[@enmanueldeljesus3402]

Hermano debes vender esas herramientas que creas quiero un dipolo de esos

[@pixabilly]

Linked dipole?

[@OM0ET]

Yes Marko, it is also an option, but more wires are needed then. ;)