Something to think about.
Over time I've used chokes that I've made that I know to work on some of my antennas. Sometimes they work and sometimes they don't, and that caused me to be curious as to why that was so.
Based on installing my chokes very close to the feed point, why would a choke work well enough to be noticed in one setup, and not work in another...even on the same antenna? The only test results I had available was seeing feed line currents with TVI potentials, and/or not seeing such currents, while using a Field Strength Meter and/or experiencing local interference on some electrical device at my station.
Now, I understand from modeling that, among other things, these currents have something to do with height, maybe just like feed point impedance does. I've also read W8JI's report on the Imax where he discusses this and uses the term "...worst case scenario," in describing an Imax model he tested for his report. IMO, this has to suggest something related to height as well, and this suggest something very similar to what I saw years ago testing my A99 while raising it 1' foot at a time, even using an in line meter. This was the genesis of my idea on TVI related to antennas height or feed line length.
Of course later on I saw the same thing using my Autek VA1 analyzer, and that convinces me that the production of Common Mode Currents (CMC) on the mast and feed line is related to the height above ground, and if you have bad TVI, you could be a foot or two higher or lower from not seeing the problem.
Bob85 and I discussed this idea before, but he was not convinced that is what W8JI was suggesting like I was, so I could be wrong. I wish I was able to physically test this again, but I doubt I ever will. If true, it might help explain why we see good and bad reports all over the map regarding the anecdotal use of coax chokes.
End-fed Vertical and J-pole
Ground Plane Verticals
With all this said however, I've never been able to sense, measure, or determine whether an antenna, showing lots of TVI (presumed to be due to CMC), was any more or less able to TX/RX a good signal...compared to the same or any other antenna I have.