Re: Plug wires and ohms

[Steve Stegmann <stegmann@domain.elided>]

Rik,

The only thing I've ever worried about was that the ohms per inch of
measured lenght is constant.  If it isn't, it usually indicates some kind
of a problem and you need new wires.

The actual number of ohms per inch really isn't important. It depends on
how the wires are designed.  It could be almost anything. I wouldn't even
think about it any more.  any radio suppression wire will have a number
well above zero. Other than that, I'd just forget about it. 

Steve
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