Shenzhen - north-central Yorkshire.
Ref: Reply #8 -- A BALUN chain? I've heard of "ball and chain", but this is completely different
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Why would you ever possibly need these connector "adapters".
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Shenzhen - north-central Yorkshire.
Ref: Reply #8 -- A BALUN chain? I've heard of "ball and chain", but this is completely different
Shenzhen - north-central Yorkshire.
Ref: Reply #8 -- A BALUN chain? I've heard of "ball and chain", but this is completely different
Nope...
I've seen dudes connect a choke to the base of a balun. Just depends on what connectors are on the balun and choke. I usually put a choke at the radio. Just a lot of weight and looks cornballish doing it that way.
Kinda similar to this:
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Mark I'm still lost. Maybe it's the lack of sleep the last four nights. Father inlaw not doing well and had a bad fall the other day. Wife not sleeping and keeping me up too. My mind is mush. Anyway if this connector can be used between two items then the two items will connect directly together providing there is enough space. Perhaps that is the reason........space between them.
years ago i seen some being used in a military surplus radio shack/room by a ham he said he used them as a swr bump in some lines he had going out for some reason........didnt explore no farther just there for him to do a mod on a cb i had back then,,, this was back in the mid 70s..........
LOL sounds like he was making up stories. I cannot imaging why snyone would want an SWR bump in a transmission line or even how much one would make.
Yep, the recessed SO239 would be a good use. I say we all buy 5, then look for reasons to use them.
Be sure to chain all 5 together when you do find that use please
Make your own rigid hardline with them.
