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Reply to "Adhesive backed copper foil tape for Fastrack continuity"

Dave45681 posted:

The product linked by MIKEWALTER seems to talk about how many ohms per square inch (0.05 ohms), but I assume they mean on the non-adhesive side.

As someone else referred to, I'd be cautious of the current carrying capability of the tape based on the Max posting regarding his small fire.

Creating a more perfect Faraday Cage relating to EMI occurring at very low radiated signal levels is very different than carrying current to run an O Gauge train.

-Dave

In the Q&A...

 

Question: What is it's resistance for 1 inch of longitudinal length? resistivity = ( electrical resistance * cross-sectional area ) / longitudinal length

Answer: I show 8 ohms with the leads 1" apart.

Question: what is max current can this handle?

Answer: This may not be the most useful answer but I ended up returning mine as the adhesive was not conductive (at least my meter couldn't find it).

OGR Publishing, Inc., 1310 Eastside Centre Ct, Suite 6, Mountain Home, AR 72653
800-980-OGRR (6477)
www.ogaugerr.com

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