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On Sep 26, 3:16*pm, "Dave" wrote:
"JB" wrote in message ... *Look into the feed methods used for Yagis. now you've done it... now you will be on art's hit list. *anything to do with the infamous 1 dimensional yagi antenna is the root of all evil that holds us hostage to old ways and prevents us from following in art's divine footsteps. *after all, his 3d optimized diamagnetic anti-gravity static netrino tilted shoebox full of wire in front of a 3' reflector would outperform any yagi design on any band! *Of course he still hasn't figured out how my 3d antenna made out of ferromagnetic materials could possibly radiate without his jumping static netrinos all over it. David I have used Yagi's for decades. Nothing wrong with them, they harfest more than 90% of radiation available and are directive and very easy to make. What I am pursueing is a different aproach to radiation in an effort to make smaller and efficient antennas without resorting to fractional wavelength. It should not matter to you if I succeed or not. We have had many years of the Yagi without much improvement so I am turning antennas on its head and starting again from where the Masters put their ideas together. Maxwell just played with numbers and equations supplied to him by the forerunners he just wasn't interested in equilibrium he was interested in the interplay of numbers only. It is our good luck that all the forerunners included the consequences of equilibrium in all their functions so whether Maxwell was interested or not the equilibrium format was included whether he understood that or not. Now you and everybody else knows that computor programs were built solely around Maxwells laws with the condition of equilibrium. Whether you like it or not the program had to be extended so it was of use to amateurs who used intercoupling of elements as a short cut to approximations of radiation which foirtunatelly are quite good such that we have become lazy in poursueing the laws of the Universe on the assumption that there is no such thing as a Universal law. I believe there is a universal law and I will not be detered from that search from the likes of you who apparently solved all the laws of nature before I started. If nyou got there then so can I Have a happy week end and for goodness sake quit the drinking and savore the World as it is Regards Arti |
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