Steve wrote:
15) Use the millimhos/centimeter number as mS/m.
Thus, 17 millimhos becomes 17 mS/m. This is the
electrical conductivity of your Fresnel Zone.
Given that 1 mho = 1 Siemens, then how does 17 mmho/cm (given by the tool)
equate to 17 mS/meter? The denominator unit is different. And is the distance
linear or area? Obviously this is just my ignorance about this, but I don't
get it. Somebody explain please?
Bill W5WVO
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