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![]() John, this business about problems caused by radiation from feedlines is very much exaggerated. It occurs far less frequently than it is mentioned on this newsgroups. It's just something to waffle about. It's perfectly obvious far more near-field interference occurs due to radiation from the ANTENNA. Especially when the beam is pointing towards the house. The antenna is designed and intended to radiate. Whereas the feedline only does it because of occasional imperfections and by accident. Most of the time it is not detectable as interference from either antenna or the line. {Actually, it is nonsense to discuss things in terms of separate radiation from line and antenna. I am obliged to do so here to make myself understood and avoid accusations of trolling.} ---- Reg |
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