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JB wrote:
There will be resonances in the entire line that cause points of high voltage and high current. Ideally, not if the SWR is 1:1 on the 50 ohm coax in which case, the RMS voltage and current is constant. Such a line is known as a "flat" line. At any point up and down the line the ratio of voltage to current is 50 ohms. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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That's the part of me that ran down my daddys leg.
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