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Cecil. W5DXP wrote:
"When 600 inches of wire is coiled into a helix, how can EM waves travel through that 600 inches of wire faster than it can travel through 600 inches in free space?" Good question. Maybe it figuratively travels from both ends of the coil toward the niddle. At one part of the cycle the wave is pushing excess electrons to one end of the coil while it supplies electron deficient atoms to the other end. Then the cycle reverses the charge situation at the ends of the coil. Or maybe the photons do blast off to leap across the length of the coil. My vision isn`t good enough to see what is going on inside of the coil`s conductor. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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