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David Ryeburn wrote:
Cecil Moore wrote: I am assuming lossy lines, where R G, as is typical of transmission lines used at HF frequencies. So exactly where does my argument fall flat? If R is measured in ohms and G is measured in siemans (or mhos) how can you say one of them is much larger than the other? Sorry, should have said, "... where R/Z0 G*Z0, as is typical of transmission lines used at HF frequencies." -- 73, Cecil, W5DXP |
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