[Heath] heath items for sale .

[RAY FRIESS]

That's nice to know Glen.  I figured since it was most often used with the Heathkit, such as the DX 100 and such, it wouldnt berated a much more than what they put out.  This means I can probably use it with my 30L-1 Collins amp, which I normallyrun at about 500 watts.  I guess the remaining question is ...  will 300 ohm TV twin lead handle 500 watts?
 Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2013 11:16:22 -0800
From: gzook at yahoo.com
Subject: Re: [Heath] heath items for sale .
To: rayfrijr at msn.com; kd2e at comcast.net; heath at puck.nether.net

The B-1 balun was rated at 200-watts AM which means that they should be able to handle 800-watts SSB or CW.  However, Heath was always overrating things and I would not be comfortable running more than about 500-watts peak output through one. Glen, K9STH

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        From: RAY FRIESS <rayfrijr at msn.com>
 To: Glen Zook <gzook at yahoo.com>; Dave Edwards <kd2e at comcast.net>; "heath at puck.nether.net" <heath at puck.nether.net> 

 Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 8:37 PM
 Subject: Re: [Heath] heath items for sale .
   




Yea ... same here.   I have TWO of the plain old BALUN units that I got for about 5 to 10 dollars each.
I first saw them at my Elmer's home.   He had two of them mounted on the side of his house to feed two dipoles
with 300 ohn TV twinlead.  He had a DX 100 and an HQ 180 in the shack.  I always wanted to duplicate his
shack, including the BALUNs and finally have been able to.   HI HI.   I just wish the BALUN would handle more than
about 150 watts.
     		 	   		  
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