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   From: dpierce@cartchunk.org   
      
   gregz wrote:   
   > Just thinking, I was using higher density stuffing amounts that would   
   > ordinarily be used, but my short line was just that, short. A full line   
   > would show more delay but using a lot less stuffing, so the delay would   
   > probably be no more than 15%, perhaps closer to 10% .   
      
   No, it wouldn't.   
      
   You're not looking at "delay" per se as in propogation delay   
   down a transmission line. You're simply looknig at the fact   
   that at those wavelengths, the line is acting as a simple   
   damped resonator.   
      
   In other words, all the bobonsense you read about lines   
   ignores that they are behaving just like a bass reflex   
   with a whopping big port, a tiny volume, and a lot of   
   damping.   
      
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