Roy Lewallen wrote:
Is a material that is "high loss" at microwave frequencies
always "high loss" at HF?

Roy, we know you are into quantitative stuff but some
of us are into qualitative stuff. We know not to put
our hands into a flame even though we have no idea what
is the temperature of the flame or what temperature our
hands reach when put into a flame. If the exact temperature
of a flame Vs a blister on your skin is important to you,
why not experiment and report? :-)
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

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