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Posted by morricab (R) on March 26, 2008 at 01:51:03

In Reply to: RE: Found a candidate. posted by jneutron on March 25, 2008 at 10:13:31

"It is not possible to have "no dielectric". Vacuum is a dielectric, as is air"

I realize this but for the sake of discussion I believe that no solid dielectric is used. While the tube would also perhaps be in the picture, what is the function of distance on the effect? Wouldn't it essentially be the same as vacuum at some distance?

• RE: Found a candidate. - jneutron 09:37:00 03/26/08 (10)
  • Why bother listening... - rick_m 23:57:27 03/30/08 (9)
    • Neat. - jneutron 06:40:21 04/01/08 (6)
      • RE: Neat. - rick_m 10:15:23 04/01/08 (5)
        • Excellent. - jneutron 12:29:39 04/01/08 (4)
          • RE: Excellent. - rick_m 14:29:54 04/01/08 (3)
            • RE: Excellent. - jneutron 07:55:18 04/02/08 (2)
              • RE: Excellent. - rick_m 10:00:24 04/02/08 (1)
                • RE: Excellent. - jneutron 12:36:45 04/02/08 (0)
    • RE: Why bother listening... - morricab 04:36:12 03/31/08 (1)
      • RE: Why bother listening... - rick_m 08:33:04 03/31/08 (0)

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