Roy!

Just a legitimate crude guess - perhaps biassed a little in the
opposite direction to the normal excessive bias.

If I remember correctly, you, your very good self, used Eznec to
demonstrate that even under the most adverse worst-case conditions you
could think of, power radiated from the feedline is only a fraction of
that radiated from the antenna.

.. . . . . and the equipment being interfered with is in the
near-field of the antenna just as it is in the near-field of the
feedline. That, for most people, includes your next-door neighbors.
Especially if your next-door neighbors happen to be within the antenna
beam.
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Reg.

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"Roy Lewallen" wrote
That's an interesting statistic. How did you arrive at it?

Roy Lewallen, W7EL

Reg Edwards wrote:
Radiation from the feedline is usually the least of one's
problems.

99 % of RFI is due to radiation from the very nearby antenna.