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"Gene Fuller" wrote: We would expect a very short coil to look like a straight wire, ... There you go again. We are not talking about very short coils. We are talking about big honking 75m bugcatcher coils. We are talking about taking a 1/4WL self-resonant coil and cutting it into two equal sized coils. The VF is not likely to change by more than 10%. How does the Vf transition to 0.02 for a resonant coil occur? That transition is most certainly NOT shown in Fig. 1. Of course it is shown. Draw a vertical line at 10^-3. The 10k turns per lamda coil has a VF of 0.07. The 50 turns per lamda has a VF of 0.86. Exactly the same principle applies to your question. -- 73, Cecil, W5DXP |
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