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Old December 28th 07, 02:51 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default Standing-Wave Current vs Traveling-Wave Current

Cecil Moore wrote:
Roger wrote:
Cecil Moore wrote:
Where did that current come
from if current cannot flow into the stub?


Stored in the 1/4 WL between the short and mouth. No more current
needed once stability is reached.


EM RF current is stored in the stub? In what form?


Come on Cecil! Let's not go around in circles! You know very well how
it happens.

On the remote chance that you are serious, I suggest you read CAREFULLY
my other postings. If you want even more information, read your own
postings from the past.

For my part, I have learned from you and your examples. For better or
worse, I feel much more comfortable in my knowledge base and ability to
communicate to others. As to the validity of my postings, each reader
will need to decide for himself, just as the reader must do for your
postings.

73, Roger, W7WKB
 
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