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Hi,
Thanks for suggestions on Ferrite Bead usage from older post, and for all the past help. Sure is a lot to learn. Have one question on the ferrite beads: For my receiving only antenna. If I put some ferrite beads over the coax run in from the antenna to the house, wouldn't the beads (also) degrade the incoming received signal level? I guess what's bothering me is that I don't see how they can absorb noise "selectively" from the actual signal (30 MHz on down) ? What's some of the very basic theory behind how these things actually work, then ? Thanks, Bob |
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