Amateur radio : how and why of wireless with complete instructions on operation of receiving outfits (1922)
Grainger, Maurice J · New York : James A. McCann · leaf 98
or electrical conductivity-—approximatelytwo-fifths as much as copper of equal size.Much more radio energy is lost in bronze wirethan in copper. The core of a wire carries no radio fre-quency current and performs no electricalservice, because of this radio frequency phe-nomena called skin effect.… … CHAPTER XII GROUND CONNECTIONS Common Faults of Aerials—How to Put a Metal Roof to Use—Proper Place for the Lead-in—Uses of the Counterpoise If you have not a good aerial and yourground connections are defective you cannotexpect to be able to sit in on the radio broad-casting concerts. The…
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