Walter Maxwell wrote:
But you
can see from my words above that voltage rules--when the voltages are 180 out of
phase it defines a short circuit.

This is exactly the same mistake that Dr. Best made. *VOLTAGE DOESN'T RULE!*
Current is *equally* important to voltage. If you had assumed that "current
rules", you would be saying - "when the currents are 180 out of phase it
defines an open circuit".

My argument is actually a minor point but bridges part of the gap between
you and Dr. Best. (And absolutely nothing being discussed here concerns
the source impedance of a transmitter. All we are discussing is what
happens at a match point in a transmission line or at a tuner.)
--
73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp



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