Richard Clark wrote:
When that happens, all that is required is
that you suspend your doubt that if that coil at the base of a fixed
height antenna were moved, it would fulfill resonating that fixed
height antenna with the same number of Corum "electrical degrees" in
migration.

Using standard stub theory and transmission lines,
I have shown how moving parts of dual-Z0 stubs from
one place to another requires a change in the length
of parts of the stub.

Why do you have such difficulty applying this standard
transmission line theory to loading coils? Could it be
that you are dismissing technical facts because you
are incapable of understanding them? If so, you have
lots of company down through history.
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73, Cecil, IEEE, OOTC, http://www.w5dxp.com