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Keith Dysart wrote:
Still sidetracking away from your demons rather than confronting them?! No, you are the one who believes in the supernatural, not I. I have confronted those supernatural demons and decided they don't even exist in reality. But when the line is cut, it is clear that no energy is moving between the separate sections. Just as it is clear that before the cut, energy was moving between the separate sections. It requires belief in a supernatural to assert that is not a change. When the lines are joined, the voltage, current and power distributions on the line remain the same. Therefore, no energy is being transferred between the now joined sections. QED Change the QED to BS and you will have it right. When the lines are joined, there is no longer a physical impedance discontinuity so reflections are impossible and energy starts flowing again in both directions. Believing that reflections can occur where there exists no physical impedance discontinuity is a religion, not a science. At that point, I draw the line - but you are free to have the religion of your choice. Just please don't try to force your religion on this technical newsgroup. With or without reflections, no energy crosses the points on the line with zero current. Make that no *NET* energy and you will be so technically correct that I will agree with you. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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