On 1/24/2026 6:32 AM, Brian Beezley wrote:
Jim, one of the reasons I wrote the program is because I suspected using
the resistive part of the choke impedance often was overly conservative.
Sure. And I understand all of the practical realities that you point
out. But as I see it, all that is dancing on the head of a pin.
99.9% of hams don't have the capability to measure the multiple systems
into which they must insert a choke. When I worked briefly at Motorola
as a student, I learned the fundamental principal that every part that
comes out of the box has to work. I also learned from Bob Drake (at R.
L. Drake) as a student that you've got to wind your own coils.
73, Jim K9YC
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