I had the same question once. The SWR change is not great enough to
warrant any stubs or anything. Just do not mix 50 ohm and 75 ohm
coax. Also remember that your SWR meters are probably set up to read
50 ohm line. They will not really be accurate on the 75 ohm stuff.
I use the big hardline to the smaller flexible stuff like they use to
feed your TV. I have gone so far as to change all my stuff to the F
connectors.
73 Jim K7SLI
> > Is there a solution for matching 75 ohm hard-line to a triband
> > antenna?
> >
> > I have a 6 meter, 2 meter and 440 antenna on my tower
> with 100 ft of
> > 9913 feeding it. At 440, it's probably about 6 dB
> loss. I would
> > like to replace the bulk of the line with 75 ohm
> hard-line. I know
> > that you can match the impedance with tuned matching
> stubs, but that's
> > difficult to do with 3 different bands at once...
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