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"Richard Harrison" wrote in message ... KI6KIU wrote: "Wunder if I can get that to work on two meters, and how would I ?" A plasma is conductive like a wire. One can couple to a conductor without attachment by surrounding it with a toroid and connecting to the toroid. This is shown on page 380 of "Radio-Electronic Transmission Fundamentals" by B. Whitfield Griffith, Jr.. Why bother? Progress, my good man, progress! We're working on a cold plasma conductor for your i-Pod. Pons & Fleischmann |
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