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September 19th 06, 05:55 AM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
m II
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Impedance of a wire over the earth
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Is it always the same? What if the ground is dry,or wet? How about the
lenght of the wire,bare wire or covered wire? Laying directly on the
ground or above the ground?
cuhulin
Laying on the ground?
If:
Z= 138 * log (4* height / wire diameter)
Then, with a wire on the ground having a zero height,
Z= 138 * log (4*zero / wire diameter) =
Z= 138 * log (zero/ wire diameter) =
Z= 138 * log (zero)
darn...let's try:
Z= 138 * log (
http://www.cognigencorp.com/nonmem/nm/99jun101996.html
)
and there it all falls apart again, much like the antenna, which
obviously also fell apart. It was obviously not strong enough to let
dxAce lynch himself.
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