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Re: AWG?

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C-H, logarithms for root calculations? I'd not considered that at all. Thanks for the update.

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Paul,
Thousands of an inch (thou'), has been used over here for years, mainly in the Engineering field, say for spark plug and contact breaker gaps.
I've always wondered what mils stood for, thanks for that!. [Linked Image]

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