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![]() "Buck" wrote in message ... On 15 Aug 2006 04:39:27 -0700, "Denny" wrote: Another way would be two aluminum tubes that just fit inside each other with Teflon insulator... Sliding these in and out like a trombone will change the tuning... I have actually done this.. Keeping the internal spacing even is difficult and the insulator seems to want to bunch up... Probably a pile of plates is better... I know the spacing will be wider, but can two pipes with a PVC pipe between make a usable capacitor? i.e. 1/4 od metal pipe inside 1/2 od pvc, inside 3/4 id metal pipe. (numbers are fictitious, but you get the idea.) Buck N4pgw PVC is not a great dielectric. Polystyrene, polyethylene or teflon are far better. Dale W4OP |
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