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Bob, I use to wonder my head silly trying to think about this stuff too. I also remember you alerting me to the idea of the transforming effects of different lengths in a feed line length...when I was trying to add a <>9' foot long piece of coax, as a choke to my S4, and I saw strange changes in results.

At the time I also did not realize much if anything specific about common mode currents either, so I was left wondering still...even though you provided me with new information to consider.

I have made up my mind not to ever again talk about stuff I'm not fully informed about...so these are my last words on this subject as I stated earlier. However I will try and read whatever is to follow on the subject as long as I can. At this point I'm not even sure what my idea is or was, and for sure I'm not sure how any comments so far relate to my long standing idea, but at this point I really don't care what the truth is on this particular matter.

I thank you, for all the help you have provided me over time...even if at times I felt I could not agree with everything you told me. At times I probably misunderstood what you said, and other times I didn't do my follow up testing correctly as you suggested, but I always appreciated your ideas and words. I can't say that about to many folks in my life long experiences in radio.

<blockquote data-quote="Marconi" data-source="post: 434340" data-attributes="member: 903">Bob, I use to wonder my head silly trying to think about this stuff too. I also remember you alerting me to the idea of the transforming effects of different lengths in a feed line length...when I was trying to add a &lt;&gt;9&#039; foot long piece of coax, as a choke to my S4, and I saw strange changes in results. &nbsp;At the time I also did not realize much if anything specific about common mode currents either, so I was left wondering still...even though you provided me with new information to consider.&nbsp;I have made up my mind not to ever again talk about stuff I&#039;m not fully informed about...so these are my last words on this subject as I stated earlier. However I will try and read whatever is to follow on the subject as long as I can. At this point I&#039;m not even sure what my idea is or was, and for sure I&#039;m not sure how any comments so far relate to my long standing idea, but at this point I really don&#039;t care what the truth is on this particular matter.&nbsp;I thank you, for all the help you have provided me over time...even if at times I felt I could not agree with everything you told me. At times I probably misunderstood what you said, and other times I didn&#039;t do my follow up testing correctly as you suggested, but I always appreciated your ideas and words. I can&#039;t say that about to many folks in my life long experiences in radio.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marconi, post: 434340, member: 903"] Bob, I use to wonder my head silly trying to think about this stuff too. I also remember you alerting me to the idea of the transforming effects of different lengths in a feed line length...when I was trying to add a <>9' foot long piece of coax, as a choke to my S4, and I saw strange changes in results. At the time I also did not realize much if anything specific about common mode currents either, so I was left wondering still...even though you provided me with new information to consider. I have made up my mind not to ever again talk about stuff I'm not fully informed about...so these are my last words on this subject as I stated earlier. However I will try and read whatever is to follow on the subject as long as I can. At this point I'm not even sure what my idea is or was, and for sure I'm not sure how any comments so far relate to my long standing idea, but at this point I really don't care what the truth is on this particular matter. [B][I]I thank you[/I][/B], for all the help you have provided me over time...even if at times I felt I could not agree with everything you told me. At times I probably misunderstood what you said, and other times I didn't do my follow up testing correctly as you suggested, but I always appreciated your ideas and words. I can't say that about to many folks in my life long experiences in radio. [/QUOTE]

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