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Amos Keag wrote:
Cecil Moore wrote: If the loss in each meter is 4%, wouldn't the loss in 100 meters be 400%? What am I missing? C'mon Cecil, you know it's an exponential decay. The maximum HF current point could exist in the first foot of feedline at the source. Why would the HF losses in the transmission line at the load ever be greater than at that maximum HF current point? -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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