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On Sat, 01 Apr 2006 15:45:48 GMT, John - KD5YI
wrote: Reg Edwards wrote: John, I'm afraid you havn't the foggiest idea about how a choke balun works. You are being confused by the Gurus' bafflegab. .... I must be more dense than I realize. I do not see an answer to my question in your reply. If your answer is there, I would appreciate it if you would point it out to me. Hi John, No, you are no more dense than the next, and Reggie's bafflegab is no more distinct than all that which preceded it - once you discard his pretension. If you simply want an explanation from him, we can all see how much desire will be filled from that. On the other hand, there may soon be an unzipped executable released soon. If you simply want to know why he uttered John, yes you would. But you would not have the choke. The ferrite is wholly transparent to the differential currents (the balanced and thus equally opposing line currents). Its presence or absences is immaterial. This is the abstraction of Reggie's bafflegab for instead simply saying you don't need a choke (the lines' balance proves that). Now, if that condition of balance were to ever go away (like we leave that comfortable illusion and return to reality), then the absence of the ferrite has also rendered your "choke" chokeless (by the degree of its contribution because in spite of Reggie's claim, the turns of your coil remains a choke, if only an inadequate one). 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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