Snap On Sleeve Chokes
Connector already on the cable? Don’t want to remove it? Use Snap On Ferrite split bead kits that clamp over the cable.
SNAP ON Sizes for Heliax and Coax Cable
Shown in the table are the SLIP ON and SNAP ON products for various popular Heliax and coax cables. These are the correct size for making common mode chokes for coaxial cable using either Snap On ferrite beads.
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Dual Band VHF UHF Antenna Feed line Choke - J-Pole, Verticals, Hand Held Beams, mobile antennas - Choose 1/4", 1/2", 3/4" cable size, 100-500 MHz
Dual Band VHF UHF Antenna Feed line Choke - J-Pole, Verticals, Hand Held Beams, mobile antennas - Choose 1/4", 1/2", 3/4" cable size, 100-500 MHz
SKU SNO31-1/4-4UHFVHF
$14.95
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Snap On RF Choke - 1/4"/6mm cable, RG58/8X/LMR240, Heat Shrink Option
Snap On RF Choke - 1/4"/6mm cable, RG58/8X/LMR240, Heat Shrink Option
SKU SNO31-1/4-5W
List price
$24.95
Save 12%
$21.95
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Snap On RF Choke/Isolator - 1/2"/12.7mm cable -5/10/15 Bead Option, 3-300 MHz
Snap On RF Choke/Isolator - 1/2"/12.7mm cable -5/10/15 Bead Option, 3-300 MHz
SKU SNO31-1/2-5
List price
$29.95
Save 13%
$25.95
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Snap On RF Choke/Isolator - 3/8"/9mm cable, 5/10/15 Bead Option, 1-300 MHz
Snap On RF Choke/Isolator - 3/8"/9mm cable, 5/10/15 Bead Option, 1-300 MHz
SKU SNO-3/8-5
List price
$18.75
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$17.95
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Snap On RF Choke/Line Isolator - 1"/25.4mm cable -5/10/15 Bead Option, 3-300 MHz, RG218
Snap On RF Choke/Line Isolator - 1"/25.4mm cable -5/10/15 Bead Option, 3-300 MHz, RG218
SKU SNO31-1-5
List price
$87.50
Save 9%
$79.95
12:1 Baluns are useful between 600-650 ohm balanced loads the impedance at the end of the feed line is 600 ohms (1/2 wavelength feed line), or high impedance feeds for rhombic, T2FD and traveling wave antennas.
12:1 Ununs are useful between coax and long wires with a load impedance near 600 ohms like a beverage antenna. Shortwave listener antennas also can benefit with the 12:1 unun and it may provide a better match than 9:1 ununs – this means quieter noise levels and stronger signals so you can hear distance stations easier.