1 KiloWatt Antenna Balun Kit with T-200-2 core, Type 2

A total of ten turns are necessary to pass Use no. 18 enameled wire and wind 3 wires at a time, three at a time. (Difficult). Make a series out of the windings.

I look at baluns like transformers, even though I am not an expert in the field. Here are a few examples of what I would do if I wanted There is one balun (think of four For the ferrite core, I have also used bolts. You could make an electromagnet in this case, but the two ends of the wire would be connected to the antenna, and a shorter wire would be connected to the antenna feed wire. This may help. As a reminder, the Kilowatt rating depends on the size of the wire (the wire must carry I just use 120 volts, so I can find the Amps, and I already know what size wire to use. When P=IE Watts = amps x voltage. The 1000W x 120V is equal to the 1000A x 120V is equal to the Amps. About 3 amps. There is no doubt that wire number 14 is rated for 15 amps, and that number 16 would probably be In other words, 16 gauge wire should be able to handle at least 1,000 watts.