Tarmo Tammaru wrote:

"Cecil Moore" wrote:
Consider a reactive load where energy can be locally exchanged between
the load reactance and the impedance looking back into the feedline.
Zs can certainly affect the impedance looking back into the feedline.

I did that, and the SWR did not change. But, then you could say this was by
definition because the meter measured RL/Z0.

Chipman alludes to the problem not occurring with a resistive load
or with lossless lines. If the load is 50+j500 and the impedance
looking back into the lossy line is 50-j500, this seems to be
the correct conditions to cause the localized resonant energy
transfer problem.
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73, Cecil, W5DXP