Brian, I didn't say there shouldn't be any current. I said there isn't
any current that just goes to ground and stays there ... as in bleeding
it off. EZNEC doesn't show that either. It just shows current going
back and forth between the earth and the coax ... and when it goes back
to the coax where do you think it goes? It doesn't just pile up at that
spot on the coax .. it goes wherever it was going to go anywhere, either
back to the antenna or to the transmitter.
Why do you think otherwise?
Dave AB7E
On 9/30/2025 10:17 AM, Brian Beezley wrote:
"I already answered that."
Dave, the antenna model I posted contradicts this assertion you made:
"I already did with the example of a floating portable setup. Current
requires an E-field to push it. You could connect a grounded wire to
a point on the coax shield and it wouldn't shunt any common mode
current to ground because there is no E-field (voltage) for it."
I'm just curious what you made of the antenna model. It shows a
current where you say there shouldn't be any.
Brian
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