Wine and cheese is for the faggoty French and those that aspire to be French
like the English woman on "Keeping up appearances".

Real men drink beer, eat pizza, 4 alarm chili, scratch their nuts and shoot
at creatures roaming the woods.


"Reg Edwards" wrote in message
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You guys come on over to East Texas for free beer and pizza.

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What! No red wine, no mature cheese!

W4JLE wrote:

Wine and cheese is for the faggoty French and those that aspire to be French
like the English woman on "Keeping up appearances".

:-) Hyacinth.

73, jk

By measuring the points of destructive and constructive interference, and
refering to those points as the standing wave.

"John Smith" wrote in message
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"W4JLE" w4jle(remove to wrote in message
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4.
One can NOT see a
standing wave, whereas one may be computed from the observations.



Umm, then how does a slotted line work to show SWR?

Wine and cheese is for the faggoty French and those that aspire to be French
like the English woman on "Keeping up appearances".

Real men drink beer, eat pizza, 4 alarm chili, scratch their nuts and shoot
at creatures roaming the woods.


Spit on sissy fractal antennas
and belch and fart, no?

Jim Kelley wrote:
Cecil Moore wrote:
A 2 amp phasor
at zero degrees added to a 2 amp phasor at zero degrees equals 4 amps at
zero degrees, flowing in the same instantaneous direction as the instantaneous
phasor components.

Above lies the semantic nonsense. You've got 2 amps, alternating in
both directions, plus another two amps that alternate in both
directions, which equals 4 amps alternating in both directions. The
number 4 is only true at a particular location and instant of time.

Of course, when both are at zero degrees. That's exactly what I said.

When the two component phasors are at 180 degrees, they
and their sum are flowing in the opposite direction.

Semantic nonsense, plus Pi radians.

You still don't accept the fact that the sign of the cosine of the phase
angle is related to one of two possible directions in a transmission line.
Only real currents exist, Jim, and they are forced to flow in one of two
directions. The imaginary portion of the current is imaginary and doesn't
exist in the reality in which I live. Your reality may vary. Don't like
that fact? Then call it "nonsense".
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Richard Clark wrote:

wrote:

Richard Clark wrote:
They are called "mirrors."

There's nothing physical there. Are they virtual mirrors?

No

Hmmmmm, they're not physical and they're not virtual. Leaves only
one possibility. They are imaginary, i.e. imagined. You really
believe that a light ray in free space is affected by another
light ray flowing through it?
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Cecil Moore wrote:
You still don't accept the fact that the sign of the cosine of the phase
angle is related to one of two possible directions in a transmission line.

I don't accept all of you ideas about it, no. When adding two AC
signals, their relative phase determines whether the signals add or
subtract. I have no idea what you think it says about the direction an
"alternating current is traveling". That part of it is absolute
nonsense.

73, Jim AC6XG

Richard wrote,

On 09 Feb 2004 20:28:28 GMT, (Tdonaly) wrote:
They change but they don't move.
73,
Tom Donaly

Gads Tom,

That will have him putting on his Galileo masquerade next. ;-)

I'm still waiting for that act where Cecileo drops his balls off the
Tower of Pisa.

I can anticipate the Cecilean logic now:
The balls, falling, traverse half the distance in half the time;
hence with each half of the remaining distance, half that time;
as there is always half the distance to go, they never hit;
ergo gravity does not exist!
If gravity does not exist, no test need be performed
(followed by 600 posts about the current in the Tiber).

[note: there is more than one error in this; however, I would just as
soon see which of his balls drops the farthest even if they don't hit
the ground.]

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC


Hi Richard,
I didn't think he'd get it, but that's o.k. It's getting so
the only way to post to this newsgroup is to write little Zen riddles
and let Cecil meditate his way to enlightenment, since mathematical
logic, and experiment are against his principles. Salvation through
enlightenment is an old concept in the Far East where it has always
worked well. It should work even better way out in the Texas
wasteland where Cecil keeps his abode, since there's very little out
there to disturb his meditation.
73,
Tom Donaly, KA6RUH

Reg wrote,

Sec sez -
You guys come on over to East Texas for free beer and pizza.

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What! No red wine, no mature cheese!



We'll come over to your house for that, Reg.
73,
Tom Donaly, KA6RUH

W4JLE wrote,

Wine and cheese is for the faggoty French and those that aspire to be French
like the English woman on "Keeping up appearances".

Real men drink beer, eat pizza, 4 alarm chili, scratch their nuts and shoot
at creatures roaming the woods.


"Reg Edwards" wrote in message
...
Sec sez -
You guys come on over to East Texas for free beer and pizza.

=======================

What! No red wine, no mature cheese!




Which just goes to show how soft real men have become. In the old days,
the requirements also included eating peas with a Bowie knife and being
able to hit a spittoon every time at twenty yards, not to mention the usual
bear rassling and dynamite-fisted bare knuckles fights.
73,
Tom Donaly, KA6RUH