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ML wrote:
"Was wondering if there was anything that could be done (antenna feedline wise) to reduce chances of giving off interference from amy type of wire antennas." Almost all medium wave broadcast stations reduce harmonic radiation by allowing only magnetic coupling to their radio towers. Capacitive coupling favors harmonics. The tower feedline is interrupted by a cpupling transformer which has a Faraday screen between its primary and secondary. Capacitive coupling is grounded out on the scree, Magnetic coupling is unaffected. Multiples of the fundamental frequency don`t get any boost from lower capacitive reactance at higher frequencies. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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