On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 05:01:07 GMT, "Chris Trask"
wrote:

He also fails completely in understanding that
the ferrite used in transmission line transformers is to improve the low
frequency end by making the transmission line appear longer.

Hi Chris,

Now, given that a "transmission line transformer," as distinct from a
conventional transformer built using transmission lines, does not
support flux in the ferrite; how is it that the ferrite makes the line
appear longer?

Second, if this were to occur (through the design of a "transmission
line transformer" that was a voltage BalUn); what is the advantage of
longer lines?

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC