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Correction:
I found a notational bug in the analysis as written. I inadvertently omitted some magnitude (absolute value) signs in three of the power equations: The average power into the line = E1 * I1 * cos(theta), where theta = the angle of E1 - the angle of I1 = P1 = 11080 watts should read The average power into the line = |E1| * |I1| * cos(theta), where theta = the angle of E1 - the angle of I1 = P1 = 11080 watts and fP1 = fE1 * fI1 * cos(delta) = 11070 watts rP1 = rE1 * rI1 * cos(delta) = 0.009695 watts should read fP1 = |fE1| * |fI1| * cos(delta) = 11070 watts rP1 = |rE1| * |rI1| * cos(delta) = 0.009695 watts I apologize for the errors and any confusion it might have caused. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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