Parallel Transmission Lines: The characteristic impedance is only related to the conductor diameter and spacing. Typically, 300-600 ohms are chosen. The input impedance on both sides is only related to the electrical length. Typically, 50 ohms on the radio side. On the antenna side, it varies depending on the length of the parallel transmission line, such as half a wavelength, which is also 50 ohms. All these values are variables, so you need to match them with the antenna tuner. This is why coaxial cables are convenient.