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LMR400 outer conductor should be a bit less than 10 milliohms per foot
at 4MHz. Rule of thumb: for copper, assuming thickness at least a couple of skin depths, RF resistance in ohms per thousand feet is about sqrt(freq(MHz))/(diameter(inches)). Aluminum will run 25% more or so. I've assumed the aluminum foil shield of the LMR400 is at least 3 mils thick, and I've neglected the overbraid. Cheers, Tom |
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