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![]() "Michael Coslo" wrote in message ... Art Unwin wrote: The article I was refering to is the Tiederman article and it is available in full on the web ieeexplore.ieee.org/iel5/15/27480/01223622.pdf is the specific link. Were there others? - 73 de Mike N3LI - art gets his info from reading abstracts... that figures. by the way, that abstract doesn't say: the wires in braiding act like insulated wires. as art states, what it says is "the standard braid of the shield used had the same properties as a braid made with insulated wires." these are not equivalent statements. indeed a simple resistance test would instantly tell the difference. without knowing the range of frequencies and 'properties' that were measured in the braid you can't just make a blanket statement that "the wires in the braiding act like insulated wires". try reading some full journal articles and whole books art, not just the dust jackets. |
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