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August 5th 06, 11:56 AM
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Question on carbon fibre fishing rod
Whether the current flows in the wire or in the rod depends on
inductance and inductive reactance. A thin wire has greater inductance and impedance per unit length than a thick rod. ---- Reg. |
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August 6th 06, 03:08 PM
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Question on carbon fibre fishing rod
Whether the current flows in the wire or in the rod depends on
inductance and inductive reactance. A thin wire has greater inductance and impedance per unit length than a thick rod. True, the rod having a resistance by far higher than that of the copper wire, I would believe that current will anyway pass through the wire, despite its lower diameter. 73 Tony |
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August 6th 06, 04:18 PM
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Question on carbon fibre fishing rod
Antonio Vernucci wrote:
Whether the current flows in the wire or in the rod depends on inductance and inductive reactance. A thin wire has greater inductance and impedance per unit length than a thick rod. True, the rod having a resistance by far higher than that of the copper wire, I would believe that current will anyway pass through the wire, despite its lower diameter. 73 Tony Actually if the rod conducts it will share the current flow according to the law or parallel resistance. Dave WD9BDZ |
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