Rich wrote:
> > A 6" long ''non-inductive'' Globar resistor has over 100nH. One
> > disadvantage to Globars is that the length to diameter ratio tends to be
> > too high - typically about 6 or more to one. The L/D ratio for a vhf
> > suppressor resistor needs to be low - otherwise the desired
> > stagger-tuning effect is not obtained.
I'm puzzled by the stagger tuning you mention above.
On one hand, you seem to claim any resonance is a bad one.
Now it appears some resonance is good.
One fellow on this reflector spent what must have been days
making a suppressor without any resonance, and you didn't correct
what appears to be a mistake in proper parasitic design.
If he has a smooth resistance change over the range of 30 MHz to
1.5 GHz as he claimed...with no resonances...he had no stagger in
resonance.
Which is it? Is a multiple resonance good or bad?
73, Tom W8JI
w8ji@contesting.com
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