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Richard Clark wrote:
On Sat, 08 Nov 2003 19:39:39 +0000, wrote: Would it not be better to get a long piece of pipe and a plumber's pipebender and make the loop out of one piece of pipe to avoid joints? Hi OM, Solder is for weather sealing an already conductive join. Those who think of the solder as conductor then extend its resistive qualities into the equation (ignoring the massive surface area involved). If their solder jobs melt, it is only positive proof of the poor surface preparation, and/or subsequent oxidation following a poor solder job. Mike's 7 Meter diameter 40M loop hardly fits into the "mag loop" genre. The coupling loop comes closer, but then it has the advantage of being near the larger element which offloads the current demand. Whoops! Typo alert! before we get too far, that is a 7.3 meter circumfrence, not diameter. My bad. A 7.3 meter diameter loop would be something indeed! And wouldn't work for anything higher than 6.5 mHz 8^) - Mike KB3EIA - |
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