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"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
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W. Watson wrote:
A standing wave is the sum of an incident added to the reflective wave.
Isn't it possible to send two incident waves down an xline with different
frequences, and produce two different standing waves by having some
multiplicative relationship between the two incident waves and the xline
length?

Sure, it's possible but one wonders about the application.

Cecil:

Think about a 6 MHz wide analog TV channel. Those antennas aren't flat, and
there are 2 transmitters, visual and aural. Putting an analog TV station on
the air the first time, particularly low VHF, is a real interesting
exercise. Or at least it was back in the stone (vacuum tube) age, the last
time I did one.

73,
George
W5VPQ
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