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Old April 29th 06, 08:43 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default question about caps in tuning loops ..

when the metal plates move and more surface is used/covered by the cap,
is the capacitance higherb (farads) ??

I see that with loop ant, the more the plates cover each other, the
lower the tuned freq is ...

So with a high cap, you could make an ant with less turns of wire ...

Sometimes I find a large cap (1 F) at flea markets, for 1 euro/$ or so.

They cost 100 or so new. Would they make sense ??

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