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Old December 20th 04, 11:01 PM
Cecil Moore
 
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Richard Clark wrote:

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Yes, I hope that he meant "loop" instead of "dipole"


Aside from the charged particles introducing noise, there is no
difference.


Point is that a loop reduces that "noise" where a dipole allows the
"noise" to build up until it arcs across the coax connector which
causes an extreme amount of "noise". One night in AZ, my PL-239
connected to my IC-745 was arcing so loud that it woke me up. I
disconnected it and tossed it on the floor. A few minutes later,
the carpet was smoking.

Aside from the arcing waking me up and the burning of the carpet,
there was no difference.
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