Antenna and feed
The antenna type, feed arrangement and intended installation establish the starting point.
DX Repair builds custom baluns and common-mode chokes using genuine Fair-Rite cores and the requirements of your station.
A useful build starts with the antenna, feed arrangement, operating bands, transmit power, duty cycle and connector requirements—not a one-size-fits-all label.

Share how the feed line is used and what the finished build needs to handle. We confirm the specifications and price before proceeding.
The antenna type, feed arrangement and intended installation establish the starting point.
Frequency coverage, transmit power, modes and duty cycle help define the magnetic and thermal requirements.
Connector preference, weather exposure and mounting details shape the finished assembly.
Custom work lets the core, winding and mechanical package follow the station instead of forcing the station around a generic part.
Genuine Fair-Rite cores are used for the agreed application.
The planned build and connections are confirmed before fabrication.
DX Repair is an independent builder and is not affiliated with equipment manufacturers.
Include the antenna, feed line and where the device will be installed.
Provide bands, maximum power, typical modes and duty cycle.
Choose connections and discuss environmental or mounting needs.
Specifications and pricing are confirmed before the build starts.
A balun or choke should be selected for the actual system. Provide complete station information so the application can be reviewed responsibly.
Send the antenna type, feed arrangement, bands, power, operating modes, connector preference and installation environment.
Yes. The agreed DX Repair balun and common-mode choke builds use genuine Fair-Rite cores.
No. Materials, connections and construction vary, so specifications and pricing are confirmed for the individual project.
Share the bands, power, feed arrangement and connections you need.