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Old December 5th 06, 03:30 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default Speaking of I2R losses
Denny wrote:
Brain fart - substitute "radiation cooling" for 'convective cooling' in
my last post..
The thought struck me as I was wandering down the hallway that I had a
senior moment when I used the term convective for cooling to the sky by
radiation, duh...

denny - hey, even Einstein had his moments see Cosmological Constant


Denny:

Maybe try a peltier junction next? grin

Regards,
JS
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