On Tue, 26 Aug 2003 21:45:36 -0400, wrote:


This emphasis on NET seems to be the place where the difficulties
begin. An (ideal) voltmeter placed at a voltage minima on the line
indicates a voltage of 0 volts. You appear to be saying that
despite this indication of 0, there is actually voltage present.


Hi Keith,

We covered this before. The NET 0 "could be" the result of a
bajillion volts and -bajillion volts. Now you couldn't possibly
ignore a bajillion volts now, could you? ALL things are possible when
we have a zero to rummage up arguments that revolve around what "could
be." It takes only a slight rhetorical slide to become "is."

You certainly would need a perfect voltmeter to withstand the
potential fields nearby. ;-)

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC