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i was reading some technical spec's on a ladder line feed.
the numbers showed it had sorta hi swr around 5 yet the power loss was really low for it's run, like about 2watts this confuses me, i always thought that high swr automatically ment 'loss' so what is the piece i am missing? even stranger was the same equation as above but run for coax, which had lower swr but higher power lost, which i then attrib to something like the resistane of the coax? boy i am mixed up |
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