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K7ITM wrote: Ahem. In your formula, e is the relative dielectric constant of the dielectric between the planes and surrounding the wire, NOT the base of natural logarithms. And I assume that "p/h 0,75" should be d/h 0,75. Then it's equivalent to what I posted earlier. Cheers, Tom Ooops! - I just knew I'd get it wrong somewhe} Yes, I meant to say d/h as that was the formula in "Reference Data for Radio Engineers". Didn't see your post. Must be the weather here - snowing! Alan |
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