> So the subject is current across the loading coil in a quarter
> wave or 90 deg. radiator or element. Once we master and agree
> on that, if possible, implement it in modeling software, then
> the sky and wire is the limit.
There isn't (or should not be) much disagreement about the current
in a coil. Quite simply, unless there is a significant loss -
either I^2R or radiation - the current into and out of a coil must
be the same. After all, a coil is a passive device and can neither
create energy (increase current) or destroy energy (make current
"disappear").
Your real effort should be to develop a model that will adequately
explain the loss and/or radiation.
73,
... Joe, K4IK
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