So when the Suns magnetic field reverses and the sap starts flowing in the
opposite direction will that affect the conductivity any?
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On Aug 9, 2013, at 8:29 AM, Raoul Coetzee wrote:
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> I am well aware that I may be flamed (again) for starting "something", but
> I found t
I am well aware that I may be flamed (again) for starting "something", but
I found this article where the conductivity of sap wood and hard wood is
measured.
It seems if I read it correctly, that with this specific trees and soil
conditions,
the results are
quote:and 594 ± 55.5
the heartwood r
unday, August 04, 2013 2:42 AM
Subject: Re: Topband: Tree conductivity
Some time ago I attempted to make direct measurements of the HF
conductivity of trees, at least for the trunk and limbs. I simply put a
two rings, with nails to penetrate through the bark, around the trunk
spaced a couple of fee
Yes I am no doubt in that group. So do good conductors in the near field
re-radiate most of the coupled energy (eg a parasitic element) while poor
conductors dissipate it as heat? I would think poor conductors or lossy
dielectrics like trees would not couple much energy from the field, whether
Some time ago I attempted to make direct measurements of the HF
conductivity of trees, at least for the trunk and limbs. I simply put a
two rings, with nails to penetrate through the bark, around the trunk
spaced a couple of feet apart. Basically what I had was a resistor. I
then measured th
Some time ago I attempted to make direct measurements of the HF conductivity
of trees, at least for the trunk and limbs. I simply put a two rings, with
nails to penetrate through the bark, around the trunk spaced a couple of
feet apart. Basically what I had was a resistor. I then measured the
