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I'll just take a guess.
If you take a half-wave dipole and gradually bend it into a circle, then, for a constant current, the field set up at a distance will crudely reduce in proportion to the direct distance between its ends. The greatest distance between its ends is when it is just a straight wire. --- Reg. |
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