Re: Anyone use power wraps on their wires? - clio09

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Topic - Anyone use power wraps on their wires? - Sigmund 16:28:01 09/11/06 (24)

Re: Anyone use power wraps on their wires? - Ugly 09:04:59 09/13/06 (18)

Upon re-reading your post, - Al Sekela 12:02:40 09/15/06 (9)

Re: Upon re-reading your post, - Ugly 15:15:55 09/15/06 (8)

No, standing waves are in the UHF band. - Al Sekela 14:54:30 09/18/06 (7)

Re: No, standing waves are in the UHF band. - Ugly 18:54:40 09/18/06 (6)

Inductors have self-resonance. - Al Sekela 21:35:46 09/19/06 (5)

Re: Inductors have self-resonance. - Ugly 10:52:43 09/20/06 (1)

A good idea. - Al Sekela 20:52:21 09/21/06 (0)

Seconding your advice, Al - bartc 07:06:45 09/20/06 (2)

Re: Seconding your advice, Al - Ugly 11:02:40 09/20/06 (1)

Re: Seconding your advice, Al - bartc 14:41:58 09/20/06 (0)

Unfortunately, ferrite beads, etc., are too small. - Al Sekela 13:31:37 09/13/06 (7)

Powerwraps are a ferrite material? - Ric Schultz 18:12:05 09/13/06 (6)

No, they are not ferrite. - Al Sekela 23:29:36 09/14/06 (4)

Re: No, they are not ferrite. - Ric Schultz 14:31:54 09/15/06 (3)

"Ferrous" and "ferrite" are not the same thing. - Al Sekela 15:03:23 09/18/06 (0)

Re: No, they are not ferrite. - unclestu52 18:25:04 09/15/06 (0)

I'm no expert but - bartc 17:00:46 09/15/06 (0)

Confused. So are you saying these are ferrites? n/t - Ugly 16:51:22 09/14/06 (0)

Thanks for the info. - Sigmund 16:26:17 09/12/06 (0)

They work very well indeed. - Al Sekela 15:15:57 09/12/06 (0)

I use them and they work in my system - bartc 05:45:58 09/12/06 (0)

Re: Anyone use power wraps on their wires? - WinthorpeIII 20:18:14 09/11/06 (0)

Re: Anyone use power wraps on their wires? - clio09 16:59:14 09/11/06 (0)

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