Cecil Moore wrote:
John Smith wrote:
1) Does a .0001 Hz signal use photons? A .001 Hz? A .01 Hz? A .1 Hz? A
1 Hz? I mean, at what "magical point" do photons become involved?

Already answered. Any time electrons are accelerated or
decelerated, photons are involved. Any frequency of AC
can provide electron acceleration and deceleration.

2) What experiment(s) have "seen" these photons? A fogging of film
emulsion? ???

Process of no-brainer elimination: Nothing else besides
photons can travel at the speed of light in a transmission
line (adjusted for the VF of the medium).

Cecil:

I look for no fight, sometimes I just have "too much fun", sometimes at
others expense ... I really mean no harm ...

I just don't know ... I'll keep my mind open.

"No-brainer?" Huh, I'll work on increasing the "gray matter" here.
I'll check what's available in the health food stores. :-P

Regards,
JS

John Smith wrote:
"No-brainer?"

No-brainer for anyone who knows what particles are
available inside a transmission line.

Sorry for being short. My daughter is having
emergency surgery today and I am preparing
for a trip to warm sunny Syracuse, NY. :-(
--
73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com

Cecil Moore wrote:

...
No-brainer for anyone who knows what particles are
available inside a transmission line.

Sorry for being short. My daughter is having
emergency surgery today and I am preparing
for a trip to warm sunny Syracuse, NY. :-(

I wish you and the daughter well. I wouldn't wish NY on anyone, indeed,
California neither! I have three sons, I can empathize more than you
can imagine ... no offense taken, my skin is much thicker than that.

Take care of the family, this can all continue at a later date ...

Regards and good luck,
JS