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Richard Clark wrote:
Cecil Moore wrote: I also haven't denied that 100 angels cannot dance on the head of a pin for exactly the same reasons. So, you have a reason to agree that 100 Joules is the right answer? As the problem was stated, I have NO reason to include 100 joules in the set of correct answers. I also have NO reason to exclude 100 joules from the set of correct answers. If Jim had specified that the forward power and reflected power in the one-second long lossless stub was 50 watts each during steady-state, then we could conclude that there is 100 joules in the feedline. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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