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OK I see where you're going. Yes, the current should decrease as the antenna gets higher. I'm not sure if it would be down at 1 amp at that point in the coil (depends on the height of the coil), but at any rate it's still not much current. The voltage is pretty high, though, so I could see it arcing if something got between the coils to act as a conducter between them.

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[QUOTE="Moleculo, post: 20046, member: 1"] OK I see where you're going. Yes, the current should decrease as the antenna gets higher. I'm not sure if it would be down at 1 amp at that point in the coil (depends on the height of the coil), but at any rate it's still not much current. The voltage is pretty high, though, so I could see it arcing if something got between the coils to act as a conducter between them. Moleculo </p>[i][/i] [/QUOTE]

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