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On Sat, 03 Jan 2009 08:31:30 -0600, Cecil Moore
wrote: Has anyone ever measured a difference between aluminum tubing and a solid aluminum rod at the end of an antenna? Maybe Horace Lamb or Oliver Heaviside? Skin effect is dependent on frequency as well as the material, right? Is the thickness of the aluminum tubing significant at the frequency where you plan to use it? I missed the beginning of the thread, so what is the original question pertaining to? In any case, I believe the rod would be heavier. ; ) S.T.W. |
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