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![]() Your math example does not illustrate the reality that the impedance change produced by a ~5/8" OD brass pin inserted radially into the dielectric space of coaxial transmission line can match that line into an adjacent termination of fairly high SWR (1.3:1 or so), at frequencies as low as 54MHz. ============================= It's not intended to. But I'm sure you are right. Try not to worry about it. |
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