"Mrs.Nugatory's, The Minimum's, G3VKI's, M3OSN's and Mick Hunter's
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"Brian Reay" wrote in message
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"Mrs.Nugatory's, The Minimum's, G3VKI's, M3OSN's and Mick Hunter's
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You seem to be remarkably ignorant about the containment of the fields
within the coaxial cable,
So how do YOU think the magnetic field is "contained"? You are keen to
critise other's explanations, let us see yours.

This discussion is about the comments.....

" Conversely, the (wanted) signal
currents (on the outside of the inner and inside of the outer) cancel out
the magnetic fields they form in the coil and thus don't see it as an
inductor."

.....which discuss non-existent fields.

The containment of the wanted fields within the coaxial cable is another,
different,
discussion.

So you don't have a better explanation, fair enough why didn't you just say
so?

Until you come up with something better, mine seems to be the one in game.

Once again Chippenham is a Foot in Mouth, technical knowledge exclusion
zone..................

By the way, I suggest you think about losses in the core of
baluns.......................