On Apr 24, 5:37*pm, "Dave" wrote:
"Art Unwin" wrote in message

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On Apr 24, 2:08 pm, "Dave" wrote:

radiators are added they also must be in equilibrium which requires
all to be approximately one WL or the equivalent of one or more
periods of the frequency in use. Thus the majoritory of added
radiators may be the one of choice in terms of feed point

ok, if a one wl radiator is in equilibrium, give me the equation describing
the current and radiation pattern from that radiator in free space.

David you are fishing for info for your next phase of attack. Soon I
will get right on it and work thru day and night and all weekends per
your request of me so please do not arrest me if I do not fullfill all
of your expectations of me. I have asked my wife to delay her birthday
because obviously your demands of me with respect to antennas or
equilibrium comes first. I would remind you that I did supply
dimensions of a tipped radiator in equilibrium some time ago on this
newsgroup but you showed zero interest. What has changed?
Your devoted servant
Art

Art Unwin wrote:
I would remind you that I did supply
dimensions of a tipped radiator in equilibrium some time ago on this
newsgroup but you showed zero interest. What has changed?
Your devoted servant
Art

X (sub) L = X (sub) C

Is this what you mean by "equilibrium"?

On Apr 24, 6:48*pm, dave wrote:
Art Unwin wrote:
*I would remind you that I did supply
dimensions of a tipped radiator in equilibrium some time ago on this
newsgroup but you showed zero interest. What has changed?
Your devoted servant
Art

X (sub) L = X (sub) C

Is this what you mean by "equilibrium"?

There is something going on
I am outa here.
Why not just review my patent request to get the info

Art Unwin wrote:
I am outa here.

First accurate thing he has said in a while.

Hang on, possibly I am confused. Maybe it was precise. Yup, I am
resolute now.

tom
K0TAR

"Art Unwin" wrote in message
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On Apr 24, 6:48 pm, dave wrote:

There is something going on

yeah, more people are understanding that you are full of hot air.

I am outa here.

awwww, just when it was starting to get to be fun.

Why not just review my patent request to get the info

patents are only meant for lawyers, they rarely have anything really
interesting in them. unless of course yours is written like the faster than
light antenna that also makes plants grow faster.

On Apr 25, 10:22*am, "Dave" wrote:
"Art Unwin" wrote in message

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On Apr 24, 6:48 pm, dave wrote:

There is something going on

yeah, more people are understanding that you are full of hot air.

I am outa here.

awwww, just when it was starting to get to be fun.

Why not just review my patent request to get the info

patents are only meant for lawyers, they rarely have anything really
interesting in them. *unless of course yours is written like the faster than
light antenna that also makes plants grow faster.

Art seems to think that getting a patent validates an idea. In fact
devices/ideas that claim to violate known laws of physics are easiest
to patent as they will have little to no conflict with other patents.

Jimmie

"Art Unwin" wrote in message
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On Apr 24, 5:37 pm, "Dave" wrote:
I would remind you that I did supply
dimensions of a tipped radiator in equilibrium some time ago on this
newsgroup but you showed zero interest. What has changed?
Your devoted servant

tipping a radiator is an obvious exploit of changes in pattern by
unbalancing the ground current. it gives some gain in one direction at the
expense of other directions. it is not all that useful unless you want a
tipsy looking antenna and are covering a fixed direction... unless you made
an array of tipsy verticals for vhf and rotated them... that might be fun.
besides i had enough bent elements from the winter ice, they didn't improve
the yagi performance. so i've had enough of that. but 'equilibrium' as
defined by art is a magic jewel to be examined.

i do take exception with 'dave' though, the equation should be Xl=-Xc or
Xl+Xc=0 to put it in art's form.