Szczepan Białek wrote:

Physics of radiation is unknown. Antennas are the nice apparatus to analyse
it.

The physics has been known for a very long time now.

You are a babbling idiot.

For me the magnetic field is the illusion.

Any semblance to reality of your "thinking" is an illusion.

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My description is shorter:
The supply unit sends the voltage pulses (in opposite phase) in the
transmissing line. If such pulses collide the voltage is doubled and the
strong radiation take place. In straight radiator the forward pulse collides
with the reflected. In folded dipoles with that from the other wire.
S*

Yet more babbling nonsense of an idiot kook.

Did you tire of being constantly spanked for being a babbling kook in
sci.physics and decide maybe your chances of being accepted are better
in an amateur group?

Guess what, a lot of amateurs are engineers and actually understand the
theory.

Hell, even those that are not engineers obviously understand it a hell of
a lot better than you do.


--
Jim Pennino

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