On 11 jun, 23:26, Cecil Moore wrote:
On Jun 11, 5:03*pm, lu6etj wrote:

From my perspective your main differences are reducible

The basic argument revolves around what math shortcuts can be used to
solve a particular problem vs what is actually happening in reality
according to the accepted laws of physics. I agree one doesn't
necessarily need to understand the laws of physics to solve a problem
but one should probably know enough physics to recognize when those
laws of physics are being violated by one's argument.
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73, Cecil, w5dxp.com
............
of course, but that is no fun!
I agree
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As a courtesy to me, a foreigner tourist ham, would you mind stop for
a brief moment your more general differences and tell me if you agree
on the behavior of a Thevenin generator with a series resistance of 50
ohms in relation to changes in impedance of a lossless TL predicted by
the Telegrapher's equations solutions in terms of the power dissipated
on the load resistance and series resistence of Thevenin source?
I am pretty serious about this: until today I could not know if you
agree in that!! :)