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On Sun, 04 Apr 2010 20:38:35 +0100, Baron
wrote: Bob Inscribed thus: Anyone know the velocity factor of JSC #1317 450 ohm line, 18 AWG? Googling seems to give a variety of answers, and it's not posted at the JSC site. tnx, Bob k5qwg You could get a sample and measure it ! Well, I discarded that idea because I have no idea how. But then, on a hunch, I checked the manual that came with my MFJ-269, and sure enough, on page 34, it tells how to measure Velocity Factor, utilizing the distance to fault mode. It'll take a day or so to recharge the 269's batteries, and then I'll have at it. Bob k5qwg |
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