Termination Resistor, 800 Ohm Non-Inductive for T2FD, BBTD, Rhombic, 1-61 MHz, 600 WattsProduct DetailsBroadband, Non-Inductive Termination Resistor load used on many terminated antenna types such as T2FD, Broadband Terminated Dipole (BBTD), Rhombics and others
Resistive Value: 800 ohms (+/- 10%)
SSB (25% duty cycle) rating in Watts: 600
CW/FT8 (50% duty cycle) in watts: 300
Length (tip to tip) Inches: 14"
Width inches: 2 3/4"
Inductance < 20 nH (1-61 MHz)
Internal Resistance Wattage: 150 watts
These resistors are made to order - please allow 14 days for manufacturing.if not in stock
Broadband, Non-Inductive Termination Resistor load used on many terminated antenna types such as T2FD, Broadband Terminated Dipole (BBTD), Rhombics and others
Resistive Value: 800 ohms (+/- 10%)
SSB (25% duty cycle) rating in Watts: 600
CW/FT8 (50% duty cycle) in watts: 300
Length (tip to tip) Inches: 14"
Width inches: 2 3/4"
Inductance < 20 nH (1-61 MHz)
Internal Resistance Wattage: 150 watts
These resistors are made to order - please allow 14 days for manufacturing.if not in stock
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