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It's possible, and absolutely normal, because the load at the end of that feed line isn't the same impedance as that of the feed line used.
Change that "feed line" to "transmission line" and it holds true for anything/everything fed an alternating current. That means antennas, or amplifiers, or power lines, or audio devices, whatever.
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[QUOTE="W5LZ, post: 336981, member: 129"] It's possible, and absolutely normal, because the load at the end of that feed line isn't the same impedance as that of the feed line used. Change that "feed line" to "transmission line" and it holds true for anything/everything fed an alternating current. That means antennas, or amplifiers, or power lines, or audio devices, whatever. - 'Doc [/QUOTE]

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