On 30 Dec, 09:48, Richard Clark wrote:
On Tue, 25 Dec 2007 13:49:52 -0800 (PST), art
wrote:

So let me reiterate.In a electron gun the electron is torn away
from its orbit which diminishes the mass of the parent material.

Hi Art,

The week is up, and your research reveals you have gone off into the
ditch. *You have utterly failed to account for the necessity of the
"work function" when it comes to separating an electron from any
surface (your appeal to diamagnetics is specious).

I could go deeper into your absurdity of mass reduction above by
asking you how much mass would a filament be reduced by with a typical
cathode current of 1 Ampere - but I will save the board the boredom of
your string of non-answers when you are invited to specifically
support your own specific statements.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

While the three cavaliers Richard , Richard and Richard were away
we took advantage of their absence. Discussed things in a civil manner
where we were able to resolve the outstanding matters and close this
thread.
You need to go elseware to spew your comments and irritate people
or start another thread, this subject has been resolved to my
satisfaction
Have a great new year incase I miss your missives
Art