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On Oct 19, 9:27 pm, "Richard Fry"
The fundamentals of EM radiation are defined by natural laws, which even 50 years ago were rather well understood. New antenna designs always will be possible, but all of them of necessity must be based on, and follow natural law. RF Hi Richard where is it shown that Art is not following natural laws?. He has explained every step along the way and I see no place where he has strayed from natural law. Derek |
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"Derek" wrote
where is it shown that Art is not following natural laws?. He has explained every step along the way and I see no place where he has strayed from natural law. ___________ Below from earlier in this thread (quoting Art)... " I say again, one must have equilibrium for maximum efficiency and that requires a full wave length radiator and at the same time holding to the LC ratio for that length. " Natural law, and decades of field experience with commercial antenna systems do not support these beliefs. RF |
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This reminds me of the "E H " antenna spiel.
"First we modify Maxwell's equations." hahahahahahahahahahahaha 73 H., NQ5H "Richard Fry" wrote in message ... "Derek" wrote where is it shown that Art is not following natural laws?. He has explained every step along the way and I see no place where he has strayed from natural law. ___________ Below from earlier in this thread (quoting Art)... " I say again, one must have equilibrium for maximum efficiency and that requires a full wave length radiator and at the same time holding to the LC ratio for that length. " Natural law, and decades of field experience with commercial antenna systems do not support these beliefs. RF |
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