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Author Author: scottiebabe
Date Created: 13 Mar 2022 5:42 PM Date Created
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shabaz over 4 years ago

Hi Scott,

Nice result : ) Incidentally, I tried figuring out the characteristic impedance of such twisted Kynar wire once, and to me it seemed it was at the very least ballpark 80 ohm, if not dead-on, with a normal amount of twists (maybe 10 twists per inch). I could be wrong so take it with a pinch of salt, but I think it's about right.

This site reckons it is 100 ohms. Which is not too far away from it either.

Also, very nice way to twist them.. I want to try that sometime.
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shabaz over 4 years ago in reply to shabaz

Actually, if it was slightly less twists per inch then it could easily approach 100 ohms, so maybe both answers are equally right or wrong : )
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shabaz over 4 years ago in reply to shabaz

Actually, if it was slightly less twists per inch then it could easily approach 100 ohms, so maybe both answers are equally right or wrong : )
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