[BC] BC-1G Advice

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HAROLD,
 
i thought that too, but i called a friend of mine and he went on-line to  
look up the cable part number.
to my surprise it was 52 ohm cable. which at that point blew a theory i  
might of had.
 
bill
 
 
In a message dated 4/2/2008 5:28:34 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
k5gvr at hotmail.com writes:

Being a  "tad" older than many of you, it would NOT surprise me to find that 
the  Xmtr-Atu line would be older 72 ohm poly cable.
There was a plenty of it in  the 50's and 60's left over from WWII.
And was rather cheap AIRC.
The  resistance difference noted in the series of the discussions leads me to 
 suggest this may be a possibility.
Then the line current would be = to  1000/ sqr72 ( 13.888a)=3.72A line 
current.
That would put the transmitter  in a bit better set of parameters.
Harold  Stanton
American Broadcast  Consultants




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