InnovAntennas 144MHz Current Baluns 18484-0501TB
Part Number: IVA-18484-0501TB
InnovAntennas 144MHz Current Baluns
Current Balun Choke, 144MHz, 1.5kW SSB/1.2kW CW/1kW Digital, 50Ohm, 1:1, N Female, Each
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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
18484-0501TB
Part Type:
Product Line:
DXE Part Number:
IVA-18484-0501TB
Frequency Range:
144-148 MHz
Ratio:
1:1
Termination Impedance (Ohms):
50
Termination Location:
End
Termination Type:
Eyebolts/Wires
Enclosure Type:
Heat shrink tubing
Enclosure Material:
Plastic
Core Type:
Ferrite beads/Coax
Power Handling (SSB/CW):
1.5kW SSB/1.2kW CW/1kW Digital
Enclosure Width:
.079 in.
Enclosure Depth:
7.87 in.
Quantity:
Sold individually.
Lowest Band of Operation:
2 meters
Highest Band of Operation:
2 meters
InnovAntennas 144MHz Current Baluns
InnovAntennas 144MHz Current Baluns help to keep common mode currents off your feedline and they ensure that you get the best performance out of your antennas. These InnovAntenna baluns feature a ferrite core covered in a glue filled UV stable heat-shrink. Ring terminals allow for easy connection to the feed point of your Yagi antenna.
Why use a balun? When an unbalanced coaxial feedline connects to a balanced antenna, unwanted currents can flow along the coax, distorting your antenna pattern and reducing its Front-to-Back ratio. These currents can also introduce RF interference in your home and even your neighbors' homes. Additionally, the coax can act as an antenna, picking up noise and degrading weak-signal reception. InnovAntennas 144MHz Current Baluns prevent these issues by properly matching your antenna's balanced feedpoint to your unbalanced coax system.
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