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On Fri, 01 Oct 2004 02:33:14 GMT, "John Smith"
wrote: Or, do these transmitters require the PI network to stay within FCC limits? Hi John, In the old days, this question use to appear on the FCC's serious tests - also required math too. You already demonstrated as much with: If you analyze the receiving network, you will see that, if the antenna is 50 Ohms, the receiver sees 50 Ohms. So the network appears to simply be a filter. that meets the minimum technical requirment for coupling. All that remains is the technical in-band/out-band issues (which segue into the legal issues). 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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