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Gene Fuller, W4SZ wrote:
"The problem comes from the higher losses that occur in even the "lossless" transmission line when operating at high voltages and currents." That`s right. Gene put quotes around "lossless". The power output of the transmitter equals thaat taken by the load inspite of hier indicated forward power. The difference is a power that continues to circulate, much as baggage on an airport carrousel continues to circulate until it is taken away. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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