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Old March 29th 04, 09:03 PM
Dave Platt
 
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Brian Kelly wrote:

This process can be reversed by annealing, but that's a bit tricky to
do if the copper is already part of a coaxial cable :-)


. . . no sweat, just run a 2M kilowatt thru the 174 and I guarantee
the center conductor will get "annealed" . .


Yeah, but once the annealing has been completed, I doubt that the
cable will still have a 50-ohm characteristic impedance ;-)

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