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I still am looking for an explanation that prevents current flow thru
the center. Well, being a logical person, I would ask what mechanism of physics keeps the forward current from flowing through the center to start with? Why doesn't the forward current flow through the center and the reflected current flow back on the surface? Whatever that mechanism is, it seems logical to conclude that it might also prevent reflected current from flowing back through the center. If we put a signal generator at each end of a wire, which current flows on the outside and which flows on the inside? -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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