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On May 23, 5:32�pm, "Rollie" wrote:
Impedance is the product of inductive and capacitive reactance in a AC circuit Resistance is the load in a DC circuit. I think impedance has a different affect at different frequencies..... Please correct me if I got all my theory wrong. Rollie Simply put, impedance is frequency dependent, resistance is not. Thats why it is hard to specify a resistance or impedance range for a tuner. Our antennas are frequency dependent because a 50 ohm match is required no matter what frequency we transmit. Gary N4AST |
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