This operator says an
RF choke goes near the feedpoint (nearest antenna) while the instructions that came with the
choke says "The
RF Isolator should be placed close to the transmitter, in line with the coax feeding an antenna."
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RF inductors are special inductors designed to be used in radio frequency (RF) and microwave applications. Inductors are basic passive components which serve to oppose changes in current flow. When current is applied from a battery or power source, the inductor temporarily stores it using a magnetic field.
