Good day all.
I have received a query concerning the electrical resistance of
trees. I know there have been some articles on using trees as
antennas, and may be able to track down at least one of them.
However, sticking a loop around a tree to feed it as an antenna is
somewhat different from knowing the electrical resistance.
Can anyone out there give me suitable reference?
Best regards,
Duncan.
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