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Linear loads on HF Beams

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STABY

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Hello;
Somebody can explain me how works the "linear loads" on HF beams in order to short the phisical length of the elements, similar to the old fashioned "traps" that are concentrated inductances.
Jorge - OA4BHY
 
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