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![]() "Cecil Moore" asks - Reg Edwards wrote: And, believe it or not, all is independent of the length of the line. How much does an infinitessimally short line radiate? :-) ============================ Cec, you took the bait. So just exercise a teeny bit of your imagination. Suppose you have a generator directly connected to a load resistance without any line in between. Let the generator and load terminals both be spaced apart by the same distance as the conductors of the non-existent line. The load carries a current along a length equal to the spacing between its terminals. The load, by virtue of its length, possesses radiation resistance. And so radiation occurs with zero line length. Even a CB-er can understand the obvious. Can you calculate radiating efficiency? ---- Reg, G4FGQ |
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