Removing ASCII graphs from Doty post

techn0mad · Sep 16, 2023 · b5f7de8 · b5f7de8
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diff --git a/_posts/2005-09-15-antenna-guru.md b/_posts/2005-09-15-antenna-guru.md
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 > The second graph assumes a matching transformer with a 9:1 impedance
 > ratio at the feedpoint, presenting the antenna with a load resistance
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 ![450 ohm mismatch]({{ site.url }}{{ site.baseurl }}/assets/images/doty2.gif)
 
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 > Well, so what? In the absence of interference, the signal to noise
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 > Losses in signal to noise of 3-5 dB are likely to be noticeable.
 > The largest impact is in the quiet bands above 15 MHz.
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 > On the other hand: the loss in signal to noise with a 450 ohm feed
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