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[TCML] Calculating the C of multiple Spheres for a top load ?

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From: "jeff mill" <jeffmill2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 26 Feb 2012 09:56:23 -0600
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Hell again
I’m puzzled . If I plug in an 8” dia sphere in TM it comes up with 11.4pf, If I have four of them 4 X 11.4 = 45.6pf I would think.  Now the surface area of four of them when calculating, is equal to a 16” sphere but when I plug a 16” sphere into TM is only doubles and comes up with 22.7pf, not 45.6pf like I would think. Can anyone sheds some light on this ?  Which is correct ?

Thanks JM
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