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On Mon, 23 Nov 2009 19:18:37 +0100, "Ronald" wrote:
Suppose we feed 20 watts in a p.a. but don't want to use a dummyload in the p.a. Come on this is done all the time. Ronold, Your discussion gives every impression that you don't know 1. what a dummy load is 2. what it is for 3. why it is principally resistive. Your statement above is true on the face of it, but has no meaning beyond a tautology: you don't use a dummy load IN a p.a. because you don't use a dummy load in a p.a. So what? So, the direct answer to the question in the Subject line: How can one make a dummyload from a LC circuit ? is: You don't You seem to be hedging around another purpose but don't want to tip your hand. Obfuscation does not help find answers. 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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