Sort of sounds logical.... but it's wrong.
Let the load in the shack be 50 +j1000.
A low-pass L-net with a shunt Xc = -j501 and series Xl = j1000 will do it.
Wes N7WS
--- On Sun, 1/2/11, Don Wilhelm <w3...@embarqmail.com> wrote:
> As you mentioned, the matching range of the KAT3 becomes
> greater as the
> frequency is increased.
> That fact is often overlooked by many hams. It is all
> about the amount
> of L and C available in the tuner, but the inductive or
> capacitive
> reactance is really what counts in producing the
> match. If the
> feedpoint in the shack has 1000 ohms of inductive
> reactance, and the
> tuner has only 600 ohms capacitive reactance to attempt to
> cancel that
> inductance, then a match will never happen.
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