On Dec 3, 7:40 am, Cecil Moore wrote:
On Dec 3, 12:55 am, K7ITM wrote:

Cecil Moore wrote:

In a traveling-wave environment, the phase changes
every inch around the circuit and I can calculate
that phase change...

OK, I live in a very cold environment (freespace) ...

No need for any esoteric stuff. A traveling wave changes one degree
every 1/360 of a cycle. That's just very elementary physics. If the
wavelength is 360 inches, a traveling wave changes one degree per
inch.
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73, Cecil, w5dxp.com

What a disappointing non-answer, Cecil. I thought you said you can
calculate the phase change in a particular situation, and were willing
to do it. Is the description of the system lacking in some way?

Cheers,
Tom