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![]() "Cecil Moore" wrote in message ... Tarmo Tammaru wrote: I measured the SWR at the point Cecil proposed. I don't recall him specifying a transmission line either. Everything was connected through three foot lengths of RG-400. According to the guys over on sci.physics.electromag, that is a long enough length to force a Z0 of 50 ohms upon the distributed circuit. Is it easy for you to install some coax in your simulation? -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp Cecil, There are models for both lossy and non lossy transmission line. I have not used them, so it might take some learning. I can tell you though that given a load and transmission line, if you find the Z at the meter with an HP vector impedance meter, and then put a lumped impedance of that same value at the meter, you will get the same results. The meter is a crude impedance meter. Tam/WB2TT |
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