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Cecil Moore wrote: Jim Kelley wrote: I don't recall you saying that you agreed with me about that, or anything else. Good grief, Jim. In private email you said my article was "great" except for two items, neither of which had anything to do with power flow, a term you well know I discarded years ago at your insistence. I can recall saying that I agreed with you on many occasions. I haven't known you to say that you agreed with anything I said. I believe there's a difference. The IEEE definition you refer to probably deserves a direct quote here, too. I don't wish to be a party to their being unfairly maligned. "power-flow vector ... giving magnitude and direction of *power* per unit-area *propagating* in the wave." emphasis mine. I can't say there's enough there to do a proper grammatical analysis. I suppose they could be accused of using poor sentence structure. I'm not prepared to argue that someone in the IEEE believes that vectors are actually 'propagating in the wave'. :-) 73, ac6xg |
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