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![]() Dave, There is a big difference between the current flowing on the inside of the shield of coax and any current flowing on the outside of the shield. The current flowing on the inside of the coax shield is the same current that flows in the center conductor (not the same polarity/phase). Ideally, there will be no current flowing on the outside of the coax shield, but you very seldom ever run across the 'ideal' situation. The current flowing on the outside of the shield is what makes the feed line radiate. 'Doc |
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