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Richard Harrison wrote:
Due to energy escape in an antenna, incident and reflected energy can "see" differing impedances on either end of a loading coil. The coil doesn`t enjoy the type of enforced balanced feed imposed by a balanced transmission. The feed at its ends is asymmetrical. If two series coils are installed in a balanced feedline with reflections, the net currents through the coils will also change from end to end. -- 73, Cecil, W5DXP |
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