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Ed Cregger wrote:
What if all things were true - and false? Personally, I'd just open the box and ask the cat. Assuming that it was still alive, that is. G And who was this Schroedinger guy anyway? Ed, NM2K If Schroedinger was doing his thing today instead of 100 years ago, would he be heading to a prison cell like Michael Vick? A great many students have declared that quantum mechanics is evil, but in today's courts it might be criminal as well. 8-) 73, Gene W4SZ |
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John Smith wrote:
... Level three: I show up in your neighborhood--I am just joe-blow-citizen ... with me, I have a 1,000,000 rpm LARGE motor and a good sized, bar, neodymium magnet. I affix the middle of the magnet to the shaft of the motor and plug her in! Meanwhile, inside your home, you pick up a signal around the middle of the am broadcast band. Suspicious, you look out the window and see me with my "rig." You call the "rf police." They charge me with: 1) Exceeding the legal input power on a xmitter? 2) Shooting rf photons at your home? 3) Creating a disturbance (in the gravitational ether?) 4) All of the above? 5) None of the above? Regards, JS |
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On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 13:35:10 -0700, John Smith wrote:
I show up in your neighborhood--I am just joe-blow-citizen ... with me, I have a 1,000,000 rpm LARGE motor and a good sized, bar, neodymium magnet. I affix the middle of the magnet to the shaft of the motor and plug her in! Meanwhile, inside your home, you pick up a signal around the middle of the am broadcast band. Suspicious, you look out the window and see me with my "rig." You call the "rf police." They charge me with: 1) Exceeding the legal input power on a xmitter? 2) Shooting rf photons at your home? 3) Creating a disturbance (in the gravitational ether?) 4) All of the above? 5) None of the above? Regards, JS They would charge you with making a deadly explosive device. The large motor alone would disinagrate at that amount of rpm. :-) |
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John Smith wrote:
John Smith wrote: ... Level three: I show up in your neighborhood--I am just joe-blow-citizen ... with me, I have a 1,000,000 rpm LARGE motor and a good sized, bar, neodymium magnet. I affix the middle of the magnet to the shaft of the motor and plug her in! Meanwhile, inside your home, you pick up a signal around the middle of the am broadcast band... I might pick up a signal in the middle of the AM broadcast band but it won't be yours, you're at 16.7 kHz. |
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On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 21:29:07 GMT, gwatts
wrote: John Smith wrote: John Smith wrote: ... Level three: I show up in your neighborhood--I am just joe-blow-citizen ... with me, I have a 1,000,000 rpm LARGE motor and a good sized, bar, neodymium magnet. I affix the middle of the magnet to the shaft of the motor and plug her in! Meanwhile, inside your home, you pick up a signal around the middle of the am broadcast band... I might pick up a signal in the middle of the AM broadcast band but it won't be yours, you're at 16.7 kHz. One reason why the FCC gives exams for licenses (and an example of self-thinning at the shallow end of the genetic pool). 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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Richard Clark wrote:
... One reason why the FCC gives exams for licenses (and an example of self-thinning at the shallow end of the genetic pool). 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC Actually, I believe 'ya! You certainly know what you are talking about ... Regards, JS |
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gwatts wrote:
... I might pick up a signal in the middle of the AM broadcast band but it won't be yours, you're at 16.7 kHz. Really? A 360 degree rotation is somehow stuck with a divisor? Do you divide the 360 degree "rotations" of your transmitters sine wave with a large divisor also? Or, possibly your sine waves are greater than 360 degrees? Interesting ... Regards, JS |
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John Smith wrote:
gwatts wrote: ... I might pick up a signal in the middle of the AM broadcast band but it won't be yours, you're at 16.7 kHz. Really? A 360 degree rotation is somehow stuck with a divisor? Do you divide the 360 degree "rotations" of your transmitters sine wave with a large divisor also? Or, possibly your sine waves are greater than 360 degrees? Interesting ... Regards, JS My error, I was thinking RPS (Rotations Per Second) but wrote rpm--'ya got me, just not used to those high speed motors :-) ... and you MOST CERTAINLY pick up my signal now ... And, no, this motor doesn't come apart at this speed--the metal the motor is made of came from the UFO crash in Roswell NM ;-) Regards, JS |
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John Smith wrote:
... And, no, this motor doesn't come apart at this speed--the metal the motor is made of came from the UFO crash in Roswell NM ;-) Regards, JS OK. So now you are all setting there with a big fat carrier right around 1 Mhz, and peering out yer windows. However, and by the way, the answer was I was charged with creating a disturbance in the gravitational ether ... just in case you were wondering ![]() But, 'ya already knew that! ![]() Regards, JS |
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John Smith wrote:
"The photon/wave properties of rf still remains a mystery ... and proof is hard to come by." Osama, Obama, and Chelsea`s mama are real, alive and on TV. The particle theory of light, like the myth that Elvis lives, should only be accepted to the level that gives us comfort. We don`t need light particles to calculate antenna dimensions. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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