Units by Antenna Type

This is a unique design by Dr. Jerry Sevick (W2FMI) that combines a 25 ohm balun with a 1:2 unun for final transformation to 50 ohms. Used anywhere there is a need to transform 25 ohms balanced to 50 ohms unbalanced. We have eliminated...

22/25 ohms unbalanced to 50 Ohms unbalanced Unlike Baluns, Unun's (unbalanced to unbalanced) provide impedance transformation for antennas that are naturally unbalanced because of their design configuration. Even though the unun's appear small...

Excellent broadband balun that can be used anywhere there is a need to transform 100 ohms balanced to 50 ohms unbalanced. Its most common use is at the feedpoint of quads and mono band loops allowing the elimination of matching networks...

This is a another excellent broadband design that can be used anywhere there is a need to transform 125 ohms balanced to 50 ohms unbalanced. It can be used at the feedpoint of a coaxial fed multiband loop as described below, but...

After much research and testing, a new transformer design for End Fed Half Wave (EFHW) antennas has been achieved. Developed by Bob Glorioso, W1lS and Bob Rose KC1DSQ, they discovered that most transformers for EFHW antennas used higher impedance...

After much research and testing, a new transformer design for End Fed Half Wave (EFHW) antennas has been achieved. Developed by Bob Glorioso, W1lS and Bob Rose KC1DSQ, they discovered that most transformers for EFHW antennas used higher impedance...

This model is the very useful 4:1 current balun, one of the most versatile ratios for a low power balun. Great for off center fed dipoles, ladder line fed multiband dipoles etc. Extremely compact and light weight with alternative connectors...

This is a balun originally designed by Guanella and subsequently improved by Dr. Jerry Sevick (W2FMI). By utilizing Thermaleze wire inserted in teflon tubes, Dr. Sevick was able to substantially increase the breakdown voltage between both...

This balun is an excellent step up from the model 4113 and is not sensitive to high power reflected RF like the model 4115.  The design is the perfect choice for two types of operation.  First, if you transmit high power (=>1kW) in to a...

In an effort to provide a 4:1 current balun with the tolerance of the model 4113 and the transformation attributes of the model 4115, Balun Designs is offering the model 4114ocf.  By utilizing our stacked core design, we create a 4:1 current...

This is a balun originally designed by Guanella and subsequently improved by Dr. Jerry Sevick (W2FMI). By utilizing Thermaleze wire inserted in Teflon tubes, Dr. Sevick was able to substantially increase the breakdown voltage between both conductors and...

This design is built by winding individual cores as 1:1 choke baluns (100 ohm characteristic impedance) and then cross connecting them.  This creates a 4:1 current balun with excellent feedline isolation, very high...