11m / CB Radio: How Long Should My Coax Be?
Is it true that coax needs to be 18 feet - or multiples of 18 feet for your CB Radio? I'm going to address the myth about specific lengths of coax that some CB operators believe will magically match their antenna to their radio. We'll explain why the impedance along the coax varies with frequency and length, and how a mismatch can cause losses and affect the SWR of your system. We'll also give practical advice on how to properly match your antenna to your radio and minimize losses. Callum. More Videos: ▶️ • Antenna Modelling Antenna Modelling ▶️ • Tips and Tricks Tips and Tricks ▶️ • Antennas Antennas ▶️ • Live Streams Live Streams ▶️ • Commander World My Stuff ▶️ • Foundation Training Ham Radio Training
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