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ve2pid wrote:
In other words, will both of these type of lines have about the same loss to natural environment objects or is one more sensible than the other? If no common-mode currents exist on the coax, it will be impervious to environmental losses. Under ideal conditions, 100% of the energy fields are confined inside the coax. That is not true for ladder-line whose fields around the wires should be kept some distance from environmental objects. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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