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Old July 27th 05, 12:42 PM
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Cecil Moore wrote:

Ham op wrote:

What is the purpose of a 'swinging choke'?



To get it closer to the antenna feedpoint?


C'mon Cecil, you've been licensed long enough, at least as long as I
have, to know that a 'swinging choke' changes the center of percussion
on a baseball bat. It allows for a quicker swing. :-)

Now, if your antenna has a large capacitive component as part of it's
input ... then quite possibly a swinging choke might help.

But, if your HV power supply needs to limit inrush currents then ...

 
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