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[TCML] Coax Capacitor

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From: "Ben Sneath" <bsneath@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 23 Nov 2007 21:01:57 +1000
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a rather silly question i suppose...
has anyone tryed coax as a tank capacitor, i think its 10 pF
per foot... it'd be good up untill about 15kv would it not?
as for inductance, its in the 10's of uH range. you could
buy a roll cut it into 1' lengths, solder to a pair of end
plates...
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