> >There's a capacitor hidden in in my coax? Where? I can't
> find it, and now
> >I've ruined my cable looking for it :-)
> >
>
> Yep, whenever one has two conductors with spacing between
> them you got a cap. For a cap in coax might try looking for
> the conductors of center and shield...looks like 2 conductors
> seperated to me, hi. Yep there are caps in that coax.
It was a joke...
> That is what makes a feedline...parrallel caps and series
> inductors. They determine the coax or any other feedline
> characterist impedance.
You forgot the resistors that are in series with the inductors and caps (in
real-world transmission lines). If there weren't resistors in there too,
transmissions lines would have no loss.
--- Jeff
