Tom Donaly wrote:
Ha, ha! Nice joke, Cecil. I'll tell you what: if you can show
that a group of students can tell whether it's raining or not solely
by listening to the static on a radio with an outside antenna, I
might begin to believe part of what you say. Otherwise, all your
talk about carefully selected references is little more than a
pathetically hollow attempt at self justification.

For you to be right, Tom, every raindrop, every dust particle,
and every snowflake in the world must have exactly the same
charge as every antenna in the world. Please get real.
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp