I've got a FM tuner (ok, it's a Sony clock radio ... ) that relies on a permanently attached stringy bit of single core insulated wire as an aerial. This doesn't work very well...
I intend chopping this wire off and replacing it with a coaxial socket for a decent distributed feed from the aerial on the roof.
It's about 63cm long, so it's a base fed quarter wave aerial of sorts, and from known theory on that, a 36 ohm match to the front end of the receiver. So I need signal to go 75ohms into 36ohms. 2:1 ish.
Anyone know the whereabouts of a cheap and easily obtainable 2:1 RF matching transformer (I failed looking at eBay, CPC and Maplin), or a suitable minimun loss pad design with L/C/R passive components, or can recommend funny stuff chopping measured bits of coax about?
Thanks