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Humph, all this hot air just addles my aged brain...
I do know a FEW things however... I know that standing waves exist because I can slide my fluorescent bulb along the line and show precisely where they are I can measure the distance between peak voltage points with a metric wooden ruler and demonstrate/prove that 3X10^6meters / Fcycles = the length of the measured 2 radians of travel.... But most importantly I KNOW that the standing waves are real and have energy because my fluorescent tube lights up as it passes the peaks... That requires energy/watts/joules to flow through the gas of the tube... You can use all the damned words in the world to talk around and obscure the subject, but when I slide along my line the bulb lights to maximum brilliance every half wave length of the standing waves... Res Ipsa Loquiter denny / k8do |
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