Termination Resistor, 400 Ohm Non-Inductive for Terminated Vee, T2FD, BBTD, Rhombic, V-Beam, 1-61 MHz, 600 Watts

Name: Termination Resistor, 400 Ohm Non-Inductive for Terminated Vee, T2FD, BBTD, Rhombic, V-Beam, 1-61 MHz, 600 Watts
SKU: TR-400-600
Price: 99.95 USD
Availability: InStock

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SKU TR-400-600

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Termination Resistor, 400 Ohm Non-Inductive for Terminated Vee, T2FD, BBTD, Rhombic, V-Beam, 1-61 MHz, 600 Watts

Store/Antenna Products/Complete Antenna Systems/Broadband Terminated Dipoles (T2FD, BBTD)

Product Details

Broadband, Non-Inductive Termination Resistor load used on many terminated antenna types such as Terminated Vee (see picture), T2FD, Broadband Terminated Dipole (BBTD), Rhombics, V-Beams and others

Resistive Value: 400 ohms (+/- 10%)

SSB (25% duty cycle) rating in Watts: 600

CW/FT8 (50% duty cycle) in watts: 300

Length (tip to tip) Inches: 11 1/4"

Width inches: 2 1/4"

Inductance < 20 nH (1-61 MHz)

Internal Resistance Wattage: 150 watts

Antenna Note: For terminated V antenna shown, use a 16:1 + 1:1 hybrid transformer to match the 50 ohms to 800 (400 + 400) in the antenna "legs"

Mobile RFI kits work two ways: They suppress RFI from on board computers and other sensing/control devices in your vehicle that may cause your radio to be a VICTIM of RFI, and second they suppress RFI generated by your radio as a SOURCE which may affect your on board computers or other devices. Mobile operations of HF radios (1-30 Mhz) tend to experience more RFI effects than VHF/UHF mobile stations. If you have both HF and VHF installations in your vehicles, you may need both kits.

To address separate solutions we have developed two separate RFI kits: one for HF (1.8-300 MHz) mobile installations and another for VHF/UHF (30-1000 MHz) mobile installations. Each kit uses the appropriate ferrite mix for the frequency range desired.