"Silence of the Gurus"
It's spring break time and I won't be back until Monday.
On my web page at http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp/current.htm - is what EZNEC says about a 5.89 MHz, 8' mobile antenna and what happens to the standing wave current through the coil when 40' is added to the top of the antenna. The .EZ files are available for downloading from that web page. Anyone with a full-featured copy of EZNEC can duplicate my results. The *only* change between antennas is the addition of that 40' of wire. Everything else, including the frequency, stays the same. (The coil doesn't know that it is supposed to honor the lumped circuit model and reports the facts of physics.) The current "flowing" into the bottom of the coil is 1.29 amps. The current "flowing" out of the top of the coil is 2.07 amps. Seems that fact alone is enough to prove that standing wave current doesn't "flow" in the commonly accepted definition of the word. Guru gut feelings to the contrary, these results can easily be proven with real-world measurements by anyone to expend the time and effort. The r.r.a.a gurus have four days of peace in which to figure out a reasonable technical explanation for those EZNEC results. Enjoy! -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
"Silence of the Gurus"
Are you in your Hannibal Lecter character now?
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