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waverider,

what i think he means is the 2.32w watts of reflected power arriving at the tuner re-reflects from the tuner without loss starting its second round trip back up the lossy coax,

when it reaches the antenna some of that 2.32w minus the loss in the coax on the trip back to the antenna will be radiated and some reflected back towards the tuner through the lossy coax where it is re-reflected from the tuner again in ever decreasing circuits up and down the coax with 180degree phase shift at each reflection point until there is nothing left to add to the incident wave.

[QUOTE="bob85, post: 434610, member: 18"] waverider, what i think he means is the 2.32w watts of reflected power arriving at the tuner re-reflects from the tuner without loss starting its second round trip back up the lossy coax, when it reaches the antenna some of that 2.32w minus the loss in the coax on the trip back to the antenna will be radiated and some reflected back towards the tuner through the lossy coax where it is re-reflected from the tuner again in ever decreasing circuits up and down the coax with 180degree phase shift at each reflection point until there is nothing left to add to the incident wave. [/QUOTE]

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