Cecil Moore wrote:

...
Five joules of HF (10 MHz) requires ten times as many
photons as five joules of VHF (100 MHz). What HF photons
lack in energy, they make up for in quantity.
...

Like I said, my original post in response to you was just "a joke", of
course the velocity of all photons is assumed constant.

However, the fact we fire a shotguy (HF) or a single bullet (VHF) makes
the photons in HF assume different charastistics than that of the fewer
photons of VHF?

I mean, I may be rather dense here, but I am attempting to put the model
you are presenting here together--obviously, I am missing something ...

Regards,
JS
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