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Roy Lewallen wrote in message ...
That's much, much more difference than can be explained by the different conductivities of the metals. Either some very resistive alloys are involved, or there are differences between the antennas other than the type of metal. Roy Lewallen, W7EL By the way, I found a very nice and complete listing of conductivities of aluminum alloys at http://www.ndt-ed.org/GeneralResourc...ctivity_Al.pdf just after I posted last night. Others may find this useful. Even the worst of them is not as much as three times the DC resistivity of the best. So at RF, the worst aluminum alloy will have about twice the loss of the same diameter copper conductor. Cheers, Tom |
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