Intersting links to coax information:
 

Given the flame feast over twisted feedlines I thought it might be
usefull to
post a couple of links to some good, and accurate, information on coax
cable.

Coax isn't perfect. It has losses and doesn't provide complete, as in
100%,
shielding. But in my experience it is the best feedline choice for
99.9%
of antenna to receiver.

The first is a overview:
http://www.tennadyne.com/founder_commentary.htm


The second is a pdf reprint of a QST article.
http://www.tennadyne.com/pdf/coaxial_tenn.pdf

Hopefully science will displace superstition

I am still trying to recover my old bookmarks to a complete, ie
rigorous,
ie hairy mathmatical study of coax twisted and parallel line
charactoristics.

Enjoy

Intersting links to coax information:
 

Good info. Thanks.

Al KA5JGV


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Given the flame feast over twisted feedlines I thought it might be
usefull to
post a couple of links to some good, and accurate, information on coax
cable.

Coax isn't perfect. It has losses and doesn't provide complete, as in
100%,
shielding. But in my experience it is the best feedline choice for
99.9%
of antenna to receiver.

The first is a overview:
http://www.tennadyne.com/founder_commentary.htm


The second is a pdf reprint of a QST article.
http://www.tennadyne.com/pdf/coaxial_tenn.pdf

Hopefully science will displace superstition

I am still trying to recover my old bookmarks to a complete, ie
rigorous,
ie hairy mathmatical study of coax twisted and parallel line
charactoristics.

Enjoy