>Rich says:
>
>>EUR the sticky wicket is that the c. 100MHz energy never sees the 50? load
>>because the tank is a low-pass filter config.
>
>I wouldn't say 'never', but it's certainly a much modified impedance.
? What's the XL of the typical HF tank L at 100MHz? What is the XC of
the typical HF Load-C at 100MHz?
>The filter
>effect won't be that much of course, since it's only two octaves up. The load
>could be useful in helping stability at the fundamental, though. I seem to
>remember that when I used 572Bs, the parasitic was lower than 100MHz -
>about 80
>if I remember, but it was 35 years ago.
>
>73
>
>Peter G3RZP
>
>
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