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Mon, 24 Dec 2012 13:00:16 -0700
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Tom, I think the way Steve mentioned is the way to go.  I run about 12 feet 
of coax
from a Palstar 2 K tuner out to a balun outside then to the open 450 line to 
ainverted V which works good.  this way it gets the open feeders away from 
the op.  I melted the internal balun in my tuner so I am not sure they will 
handle the full power like the coax side.  73 Ed   K7UC 

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