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![]() Reg Edwards wrote: Let's start a parallel thread on the effect of coating a 14-gauge antenna wire with a thick layer of ferrite. Say 1mm thick, permeability = 100. Would this have any effect on velocity factor? If so, by how much? ---- Reg The way it looks to me, the speed of propagation is pretty much the inverse of the squareroot of the product of mu and epsilon for the dielectric between conductors. ac6xg |
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