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Old October 16th 03, 04:25 AM
Cecil Moore
 
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Mark Keith wrote:
I was thinking the voltage for 1 kw would be in direct proportion. But
it seems not. 2100v? Thought I would throw this in. My original quote
may cause confusion. :/ MK


Assuming Reg's value of Z0=600 ohms for the wire in a dipole, the RMS voltage
will be about Sqrt(600*1000) = 775v. The net voltage will be double that
value or 1550v making the peak voltage about 2190 volts.
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