Cecil Moore wrote in
:

Owen Duffy wrote:
Considering only the attenuator case, you suggest in such a general
statement that reflected power always increases the dissipation in a
real source that includes an attenuator for the purpose of
constraining the equivalent source impedance.

Owen, why do you feel compelled to lie about what I said?

You are not being paranoid here are you Cecil?


If the reflected energy is dissipated within the source, it
increases the dissipation. If the reflected energy is not
dissipated within the source, it does not increase the
dissipation. Why is that so hard for you to understand?

Cecil, I can understand the above paragraph ok, it is self defining
though so I don't consider it to be any great advance of the art.

Whilst I can understand the paragraph, the content is so trivial I can't
understand why you felt it necessary to state it.

Owen