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Hello,
Not too sharp with antenna and noise theory, so please bear with me a bit. If I have a run of coax from a Balun right at my outside receiving only antenna (well grounded at that point) right to my receiver, is it still possible to have common-mode noise induced into the coax ? Say from a PC, Modem, Router near the receiver. Wouldn't the coax shied prevent this ? If not, why not ? Can't picture how an emi source field would/could "get-thru" the coax shield to the inner conductor. Thanks, Bob |
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