Bob Camp wrote:
Hi
Wedding cake pans normally come in 1" increments and are either 2" or 3" deep. Sets
are 2" increments on the diameter:
http://cooksdream.com/store/wedding-round.html
http://www.hubert.com/store/products.asp?CAWELAID=126235277&A=SB%2E58369%2E10738&Dn=0&An=966+966&Au=Presentation+Id&Ntt=10738&N=966+966&src=chanadv&Ntx=mode+matchall&D=10738&Ntk=SKU
The height would be fairly easy to adjust. The diameter not so much so.
Looks like 2 and 2.5" are typical dimensions for the depth. ~1" looks pretty typical for the width. A 2" deep / 2" diameter step set looks like it would do a pretty good job . It won't be accurate enough to be perfect. Without a 3D EM program it would be tough to figure out just what the errors would do to you.
With 2.5" depth and 14", 12", 10", 8" and 6" diameter pans you are not
completely in a different world from some antennas:
http://facility.unavco.org/project_support/permanent/equipment/antennas/ant_cals.html
Evaluating the performance may be a different thing.
One thing to care about is the leakage between the pans if you just
stick them inside each other.
Wonder just how effective solution it would be.
Cheers,
Magnus
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