On Nov 8, 1:25*am, Richard Clark wrote:
On Fri, 7 Nov 2008 18:12:27 -0800 (PST), Art Unwin

wrote:
As far as what is
printed I would like to hear somebody say that it confirms my thinking

That you invented a time component to Gauss' equations and Maxwell
didn't? *Fishing for validation or for Moby Dick? *At least Ahab
nailed a gold dollar to the mast for the first one to spot the great
white whale.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

As a non engineer and somebody who is wired diferntly from the norm
it is undestandable that you have problems with Maxwell equations.
Gaus did contriubute to the Maxwellian laws which is accepted. The
static law wsas not
the particular gaussian contribution. Many have taken this that tho
Gauss contributed to
Maxwells laws it was not by way of his law of statics thus some have
taken this as pointing
to statics as something different and separate from electromechanics,
Science has excepted that
equilibrium is as universal as the GUT theorem which is why Einstein
searched so long to identify
the "weak" force. I remember a decade ago where I pointed to water
cavitation having the same
effect in electrical matters pointing to the comnbines loop dipole
arrangement where cavitation
occurs so that voltage can be a maximum at the dipole ends and where
llewellen quickly pointed
out that electricity does not work that way likening it to pushing to
a new science. am totally unaware
and nobody has pointed otherwise that the law of statics had a
deinitive connection to Maxwells laws
which points to radiators of a smaller volume and the identification
of the weak force. You can gabble forever
in knee jerk reaction to my postings but until you provide scientific
technology to the subject to repudiate what I state
you will remain a person that is wired diffgerently from other males
that communicats in a strange
way such gthat all meaning is totally obscurred in your search for
like minded people thatg you can have a close relationship with
in a like minded way. I for one are not one of that life style so get
off my back.