DX-60B and HG-10

[Garey Barrell]

Jan -

I think the rule is to keep it as short as possible.  It is actually 
just a "shielded wire", not a matched "transmission line" in this 
application.  So it looks to the VFO like a capacitor across the 
output.  Make it just long enough to reach!   I don't know if the HG-10 
has a "peaking coil" output match or not, but if it does you could trim 
it with the cable connected.

73, Garey - K4OAH
Atlanta

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Jan Eliasson wrote:

>Hello!
>
>I have a question about the coaxial cable between the HG-10 VFO and DX-60B
>TX. 
>
>I can´t see any note in the HG-10 or the DX-60B manual about the length of
>the RG-62 coax. Perhaps 24" (the same as SB-400 / SB-300) can be fine?
>
>73 de SM7NDX, Jan
>
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