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Old 8th Feb 2018, 9:07 am   #61
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Default Re: What’s a relatively decent (old) transceiver for my needs?

Think possibly means the Earth!
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Old 8th Feb 2018, 9:12 am   #62
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That would make sense. Still scratching my head on the Earth. Do I need a good RF ground for a balanced dipole?
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Providing it's properly matched - no.
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