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Old August 15th 04, 09:26 PM
Leland C. Scott
 
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"Frank Gilliland" wrote in message
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Measure it. If you actually find this impedance "bump", maybe you can
explain why impedance is so significant for these connectors


You checked your E-mail? You have the detailed answer there in the attached
zip file.

while
impedance will "unnecessarily complicate things" for mag-mounts.


You have "unnecessarily complicate things" because you don't understand the
difference.

Are
you saying that impedance is important for connectors but not for
antenna grounds?


See the file I sent to you.

Why not fall back to your "pure capacitance" excuse
where UHF connectors are concerned?


Why don't you explain it. Funny why "N" connectors and other "constant
impedance" connectors are used at UHF almost exclusively.

Make up your mind, Leland. What's important -- impedance or 'pure
capacitance'?


Its very clear to me Frank. What is also clear is you don't.


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