Amateurfunk mit billigen 75 Ohm Kabel und 50 zu 75 Ohm Spartransformator - eflose #1505

Amateur radio on shortwave from 160m to 10m. I thought, why not use a cheap, high-quality 75-ohm cable to bridge the distance from the transceiver to the antenna, transform the impedance from 50 to 75 ohms at the transceiver, and then match the antenna to 75 ohms. This is only intended for use directly with the transceiver for a maximum of 100 watts, not for a power amplifier, as the ferrite ring can't handle that much power, and you should also carefully monitor the temperature. This setup covers the 160m to 10m bands. I've re-uploaded this because the video on YouTube was cutting out, even though the source video is working fine. Here's the old video with the picture dropouts:    • Amateurfunk mit billigen 75 Ohm Kabel und ...