Cecil:

Yes. That works alright!
I just like to construct them from two different diameters of copper tubing
"outer I.D./Inner O.D. = ~50 Ohms" and, you know why don't ya?

It looks "kewler" when I show it to my "CB Buddies!!!" That tubing is as
bright and shinny as a new penny!!! (pennies are only copper coated zinc
these days, yanno--kinda like "time", NOT real) innocent-look

I didn't used to do that, picked that bad habit up from RICHARD!!! grin

Warmest regards,
John

"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
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|I vaguely remember building a coaxial "slotted" line without
| the slot when I was in college. We took a piece of coax,
| stripped off about a foot or so of outside insulation, and
| ran an insulated wire under the braid. We tied one end to
| ground through a R=Z0 resistor and ran the other end
| to a 1N34 rectifier. Anybody remember running a wire
| under the braid to achieve an inductive pickup for
| forward and reflected power?
| --
| 73, Cecil, http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp
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