Vacuum permittivity as a fundemental dimensioned unit

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As the usual argument goes, as I understand it, everything can be expressed in units of G, h and c. (though this argument exclude the particle masses from consideration.)

The permittivity of the vacuum seems to be independent of G,h,c. Am I wrong?
 
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clem said:
epsilonzero is directly related to c.

Yes, thank you. One combination of c and epsilon yields permeability.

I was thinking of rephrasing, to ask if permeability and/or permittivity could be expressed in c,G,h, but the question is equivalent since mu nu c^2 = 1. The question is equal to asking about permeability.
 
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