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February 17th 06, 08:16 PM
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using coax shield to create a loading coil ?
The braided shield will be substantially lossier than a solid wire or
tube of the same diameter. Why? And the relatively poor quality dielectric used for the outside of the cable will also reduce the Q somewhat. The sheath is easy to strip. |
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