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Radiation from feedlines is grossly exaggerated.
For many purposes, practically it does not occur. When discussing the importance of such radiation one should always crudely estimate its level relative to transmitter or radiated power. If you don't know what its level is then you don't know what you are waffling about. ---- Reg. |
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