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Richard Clark wrote:
On Wed, 05 Dec 2007 10:36:59 -0500, Ed Cregger wrote: However, the point that the OP was trying to make was that it is likely that superconductive radiating elements could establish the need for a serious rethinking of antenna theory. Hi Ed, This is uni-dimensional thinking. "A new breakfast cereal could establish the need for a serious rethinking of sewing machine theory." There are probably more things possible ("could establish") than time to consider them - and probably on file pending patent. In that sense, patent publishing could establish the need for a serious rethinking of replacing burning oil for heat. "Could establish" ...this could establish a new form of gaming entertainment in this group. [and conforms to the usage of self-referential claims] 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC -------------- So, rather than talk about the subject at hand, you would rather argue about the technically poor writing style I employed. No thanks. G Ed, NM2K |
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