http://HAMwaves.com/antennas/inductance.html

The inductor calculator presented on this page is unique in that it employs the the n=0 sheath helix waveguide mode to determine the inductance of a coil, irrespective of its electrical length. This allows for more accurate inductance predictions at high frequencies.

Furthermore, the calculator closely follows the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) methodology for applying round wire and non-uniformity correction factors and takes into account both the proximity effect and the skin effect.

All constructive comments are more than welcome.

On Sat, 28 Jul 2007 08:16:44 +0100, ON4AA wrote:

http://HAMwaves.com/antennas/inductance.html

The inductor calculator presented on this page is unique in that it
employs the the n=0 sheath helix waveguide mode to determine the
inductance of a coil, irrespective of its electrical length. This
allows for more accurate inductance predictions at high frequencies.

VERY nice over all web site! Nice job!!

I especialy like the: "Best viewed with:"

FWIW, it looks good in konqueror, too.

Best regards,
Jonesy
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[quote=Allodoxaphobia;584462]On Sat, 28 Jul 2007 08:16:44 +0100, ON4AA wrote:[color=blue][i]

VERY nice over all web site! Nice job!!

I especialy like the: "Best viewed with:"

FWIW, it looks good in konqueror, too.

Best regards,
Jonesy
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Thank you are welcome.
It is all "hand work", no FrontPage or the like.
I still need to restyle a couple of old frame-based pages though. I will do so when I find the time for it.

I am happy to know that everything looks fine under konqueror.

When I spent so much time writing HTML and standard JavaScript trying to make a nice and comprehensive web page that looks fine on all browsers except MSIE, I find it particularly disturbing that I need to do special things in order to let things work with Micro**** Internet Explorer, especially version 6 which so many still seem to use as it came standard with XP.

So thank you for your understanding and support!