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Art Unwin January 9th 10 07:49 PM

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On Jan 9, 1:38*pm, Art Unwin wrote:
On Jan 9, 11:27*am, Dave wrote:

On Jan 9, 4:19*pm, Art Unwin wrote:


snip handwaving


when you supply equations that predict something DIFFERENT than
Maxwell please let me know, otherwise i need no snake oil.


O.K look at things another way where the given theory interlocks with
even more branches of accepted science.

When you apply Maxwells equations to an array it can only supply
radiation from forces that are supplied. If all is not supplied ie the
array is not in equilibrium then it accounts for only what is
applicable.
A yagi is not in equilibrium so Maxwell can only supply radiation
evident by other laws or another arrangement that the programmer has
provided, which will be in the order of something less than 100%
If the result is 100% accountability translated into 100% efficiency
then the array provided conformed to a Maxwell arrangement in
equilibrium
OR the programmer provided methods for the program to reorganised the
array to conform with Maxwells equations which requires equilibrium.
Thus Maxwell declares the difference between equilibrium
and non equilibrium. The final test in terms of physics and astromoney
and the laws of Newton is that the vectors of radiation must be equal
to opposing vectors such that equilibrium is retained. Maxwell does
this by supplying two vectors for radiation which is balanced by
gravity and the rotation of the Earth which are accepted external
influencies
with reference to the Solar system. These same two vectors are
reflected thru a series of interchanges per Newtons law where it
inevitably it finishes up with the big bang where equilibrium is
broken by the introduction of the same two vectors, one straight and
one with spin content which is axial or otherwise ala, helical in
content.
It is the same two vectors which all the Universe is compared to as a
datum level that portrays the difference between equilibrium and the
breakage of equilibrium. This can be stated because without breakage
or change from equilibrium movement cannot occur and the solar *system
cannot exist. This was visualised by Einstein with out the success of
deducing the initial vectors such that he turned to the science of
Relativity in the hope they would then be exposed before he went to
his death.
Regards
Art


Another aproach to radiation
Using a common dipole we have two variables,length and cross sectional
area.
Mathematically we can reduce length to a minimum thickness where by
the crosd sectional area must increase a given amount to retain
equilibrium. This clearly shows that the provider or receiver of
communication can be in the form of a flat plate conductor or same
that is perforated.
Remember that at no time have I invoked Gausss field when made dynamic
which both you and I agree to and others do not. Which forces
interlocking of physics proof from other accepted physical facts.
proof of interlocking as I have supplied.
Art

Dave[_22_] January 9th 10 07:50 PM

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On Jan 9, 7:38*pm, Art Unwin wrote:

more handwaving snipped
sorry art, no snappy comebacks this time, your vague pointless
handwaving is not proving anything. maxwell's equations work just
fine as published and as implemented in various modeling programs.
you have shown nothing other than a good imagination in all the posts
i have seen, maybe you should take up science fiction writing
instead. if you aren't into writing i would particularly recommend
you study the works of James Blish in his Cities in Flight series of
novels, maybe you could make the spindizzy really work.

Art Unwin January 9th 10 09:27 PM

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On Jan 9, 1:50*pm, Dave wrote:
On Jan 9, 7:38*pm, Art Unwin wrote:

more handwaving snipped
sorry art, no snappy comebacks this time, your vague pointless
handwaving is not proving anything. *maxwell's equations work just
fine as published and as implemented in various modeling programs.
you have shown nothing other than a good imagination in all the posts
i have seen, maybe you should take up science fiction writing
instead. *if you aren't into writing i would particularly recommend
you study the works of James Blish in his Cities in Flight series of
novels, maybe you could make the spindizzy really work.


Yes, I agree we are at the end, with you only agreeing with the
admissability of making the Gaussian field dynamic which equates
mathematically to Maxwell. At least that shows a progression from the
particle domain. With hands being tied with respect to that approach
and the other approaches offered are not accepted by you for
unspecified reasons. Hey, we gave it a shot with respect to physics
and did not have to substitute insults under the umbrella of free
speech If you hear me on the air I will be using the prescribed
radiator
and if we do not make contact then you can rest more easily with your
own thinking. I had hoped that the transition from ham radio to CB had
not already occured in the hope that some of the original amateurs
were still alive who were well versed in antennas and physics but we
are now in another eara. Both Europe and Japan were showing big
signals yesterday so things are looking up.
Regards
Art

Mike Kaliski January 9th 10 09:41 PM

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"Art Unwin" wrote in message
...
On Jan 9, 11:33 am, Dave wrote:
On Jan 9, 5:27 pm, Dave wrote:

On Jan 9, 4:19 pm, Art Unwin wrote:


snip handwaving


when you supply equations that predict something DIFFERENT than
Maxwell please let me know, otherwise i need no snake oil.


p.s. talking energy when trying to figure out what happens with waves
is counterproductive. energy is an integration of power, power is a
function of current or voltage and impedance, or field strength and
impedance of the medium... when you go from fields or current/voltage
to power you lose phase information that is important. integrating it
into energy loses even the phase and time information. it is always
best to describe waves by using one field or the other, which one is
up to the student since they are always related by the impedance of
the medium... the same goes for currents or voltages on conductors,
pick one and stick with it, you can always calculate the other when
needed.


You stated that nobody knows how waves work so I took energy
contained as the route. I can't explain how waves work either and I
don't want to start of with an explanation how a wave works.
So the impasse appears to me that first I have to explain how waves
work instead of mass but also to continue on with the same theory and
then apply it to another theory! It was stated earlier that a mouse
trap can kill a mouse with less than 100% energy, so you require an
autopsy to show how and why and if it is really dead! You can do the
same by connecting a radio up to a mesh. You find how it can transmit
and receive such that it is NOT dead, that is the easy way.
We are now back to the prosecutor declaring one is an idiot where the
judge retorts, as another example of free speech, that the prosequtor
is a homosexual, but now requests the prosequtor to present evidence
proof or you will be arrested!
I am not guilty as I have presented a paper for my peers to agree or
disagree on the basis of science. Unfortunately my peers in science
have not yet arrived. Either way, thanks a bunch for your efforts and
sticking to physics and not free speech.
Best Regards
Art

Actually Art, I said that a mouse trap can kill a mouse with less than 100%
efficiency. It may not catch all the mice, but the mice it catches are all
dead.

Schroedinger is the guy who had a half dead, half alive cat in a sealed box,
but that's an entirely different kettle of fish!

:-)

73's

Mike G0ULI


Dave[_22_] January 9th 10 09:46 PM

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On Jan 9, 9:27*pm, Art Unwin wrote:

and the other approaches offered are not accepted by you for
unspecified reasons.


i have been very specific about why they are not acceptable, there are
no specific equations that relate to something measurable, nor have
you made any predictions of things that aren't already well described
by existing laws and theories.

Mike Kaliski January 9th 10 09:53 PM

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"Art Unwin" wrote in message
...
On Jan 9, 1:38 pm, Art Unwin wrote:
On Jan 9, 11:27 am, Dave wrote:

On Jan 9, 4:19 pm, Art Unwin wrote:


snip handwaving


when you supply equations that predict something DIFFERENT than
Maxwell please let me know, otherwise i need no snake oil.


O.K look at things another way where the given theory interlocks with
even more branches of accepted science.

When you apply Maxwells equations to an array it can only supply
radiation from forces that are supplied. If all is not supplied ie the
array is not in equilibrium then it accounts for only what is
applicable.
A yagi is not in equilibrium so Maxwell can only supply radiation
evident by other laws or another arrangement that the programmer has
provided, which will be in the order of something less than 100%
If the result is 100% accountability translated into 100% efficiency
then the array provided conformed to a Maxwell arrangement in
equilibrium
OR the programmer provided methods for the program to reorganised the
array to conform with Maxwells equations which requires equilibrium.
Thus Maxwell declares the difference between equilibrium
and non equilibrium. The final test in terms of physics and astromoney
and the laws of Newton is that the vectors of radiation must be equal
to opposing vectors such that equilibrium is retained. Maxwell does
this by supplying two vectors for radiation which is balanced by
gravity and the rotation of the Earth which are accepted external
influencies
with reference to the Solar system. These same two vectors are
reflected thru a series of interchanges per Newtons law where it
inevitably it finishes up with the big bang where equilibrium is
broken by the introduction of the same two vectors, one straight and
one with spin content which is axial or otherwise ala, helical in
content.
It is the same two vectors which all the Universe is compared to as a
datum level that portrays the difference between equilibrium and the
breakage of equilibrium. This can be stated because without breakage
or change from equilibrium movement cannot occur and the solar system
cannot exist. This was visualised by Einstein with out the success of
deducing the initial vectors such that he turned to the science of
Relativity in the hope they would then be exposed before he went to
his death.
Regards
Art


Another aproach to radiation
Using a common dipole we have two variables,length and cross sectional
area.
Mathematically we can reduce length to a minimum thickness where by
the crosd sectional area must increase a given amount to retain
equilibrium. This clearly shows that the provider or receiver of
communication can be in the form of a flat plate conductor or same
that is perforated.
Remember that at no time have I invoked Gausss field when made dynamic
which both you and I agree to and others do not. Which forces
interlocking of physics proof from other accepted physical facts.
proof of interlocking as I have supplied.
Art

Hi Art,

If I read this correctly you are saying that as a dipole antenna is reduced
in length relative to a given frequency, it must be increased in thickness
until a point is reached where you are left with two closely spaced parallel
plates which are the equivalent of the dipole.

The plates need not be solid, so a perforated or mesh surface will do. You
have mentioned how to form mesh structures a few times, so I assume that
this is what you are using.

Fat dipoles are inherently broadband, so such an antenna will be compact,
efficient, broadband and cheap if constructed from mesh.

Sounds like a reasonable experiment, but I don't think it needs any new
maths to describe how it works. The existing theories already back you up.

Cheers

Mike G0ULI



Art Unwin January 9th 10 11:44 PM

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On Jan 9, 3:53*pm, "Mike Kaliski" wrote:
"Art Unwin" wrote in message

...
On Jan 9, 1:38 pm, Art Unwin wrote:



On Jan 9, 11:27 am, Dave wrote:


On Jan 9, 4:19 pm, Art Unwin wrote:


snip handwaving


when you supply equations that predict something DIFFERENT than
Maxwell please let me know, otherwise i need no snake oil.


O.K look at things another way where the given theory interlocks with
even more branches of accepted science.


When you apply Maxwells equations to an array it can only supply
radiation from forces that are supplied. If all is not supplied ie the
array is not in equilibrium then it accounts for only what is
applicable.
A yagi is not in equilibrium so Maxwell can only supply radiation
evident by other laws or another arrangement that the programmer has
provided, which will be in the order of something less than 100%
If the result is 100% accountability translated into 100% efficiency
then the array provided conformed to a Maxwell arrangement in
equilibrium
OR the programmer provided methods for the program to reorganised the
array to conform with Maxwells equations which requires equilibrium.
Thus Maxwell declares the difference between equilibrium
and non equilibrium. The final test in terms of physics and astromoney
and the laws of Newton is that the vectors of radiation must be equal
to opposing vectors such that equilibrium is retained. Maxwell does
this by supplying two vectors for radiation which is balanced by
gravity and the rotation of the Earth which are accepted external
influencies
with reference to the Solar system. These same two vectors are
reflected thru a series of interchanges per Newtons law where it
inevitably it finishes up with the big bang where equilibrium is
broken by the introduction of the same two vectors, one straight and
one with spin content which is axial or otherwise ala, helical in
content.
It is the same two vectors which all the Universe is compared to as a
datum level that portrays the difference between equilibrium and the
breakage of equilibrium. This can be stated because without breakage
or change from equilibrium movement cannot occur and the solar system
cannot exist. This was visualised by Einstein with out the success of
deducing the initial vectors such that he turned to the science of
Relativity in the hope they would then be exposed before he went to
his death.
Regards
Art


Another aproach to radiation
Using a common dipole we have two variables,length and cross sectional
area.
Mathematically we can reduce length to a minimum thickness where by
the crosd sectional area must increase a given amount to retain
equilibrium. This clearly shows that the provider or receiver of
communication can be in the form of a flat plate conductor or same
that is perforated.
Remember that at no time have I invoked Gausss field when made dynamic
which both you and I agree to and others do not. Which forces
interlocking of physics proof from other accepted physical facts.
proof of interlocking as I have supplied.
Art

Hi Art,

If I read this correctly you are saying that as a dipole antenna is reduced
in length relative to a given frequency, it must be increased in thickness
until a point is reached where you are left with two closely spaced parallel
plates which are the equivalent of the dipole.


Well actually I was infering that for minimum thicness of the plate
",area" must be increased. However if I had thought a bit more ,your
explanation of two close spaced plates is a better description since
there are two entities there as with a water chamber separated by a
flexible gasket. Thus we have an application where a water analogy can
be used for energy transfer ie. Volume can change from one side to the
other by the deflection of the membrane yet the two entities still
stay separate. Neat.






The plates need not be solid, so a perforated or mesh surface will do. You
have mentioned how to form mesh structures a few times, so I assume that
this is what you are using.


Yes that sums it up.


Fat dipoles are inherently broadband, so such an antenna will be compact,
efficient, broadband and cheap if constructed from mesh.


Yes,I was illustrating the use of mathematics to show that two
entities were actually the same because mathematics appeared to be the
choice of proof. Nothing more.


Sounds like a reasonable experiment, but I don't think it needs any new
maths to describe how it works. The existing theories already back you up..

I fully understand that, but when the group denied existing physics in
favor of requesting a different proof perhaps a new technology then I
was lost for words. So when DR Davis of MIT came along and confirmed
what I stated the group attacked him also. We never got beyond the
point of legality of adding a time varient to Gauss's law such that
Maxwells equations could be applied. Unfortunately this also presented
the presence of particles albiet static particles so interpretations
of the double split experiment got expanded beyond the spectrum of
light of which there is no proof. Thus an opening for
insults without explanation required A boon to those uneducated in the
field
Art




Cheers

Mike G0ULI



Art Unwin January 10th 10 01:22 AM

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On Jan 9, 3:46*pm, Dave wrote:
On Jan 9, 9:27*pm, Art Unwin wrote:

and the other approaches offered are not accepted by you for
unspecified reasons.


i have been very specific about why they are not acceptable, there are
no specific equations that relate to something measurable, nor have
you made any predictions of things that aren't already well described
by existing laws and theories.


David, the acceptance that equilibrium must prevail for toatal
accountability states that one cannot use a 1/2 wave radiator as a
basis for the application of Maxwells equations. Why is this? Because
equilibrium is determined by a period. If each half wave that
constituted a period then one is saying that the half wave resonant
point is half way between the beginning and the end of a cycle. There
is a resonant point but that same point is NOT repeatable thus one
must refer to the "period point" for equilibrium.
Physics does not squable with this assertion,amature radio does by
ignoring equilibrium requirement.
Moving on with this revealment we can then say that a radiator can be
any shape ,size or elevation as long as it is in equilibrium when
Maxwell can be applied for accountability for all forces.
Thus a radiator can be deformed ,reshaped or condensed and still be
applicable to Maxwells laws as long as equilibrium is held to.
Imediately we can therefore deduce that lumped loads if provided must
be cancelled to retain equilibrium. Thus the application of
equilibrium as required in physics provide a path for the design of
compact radiators where all forces are accounted for as well as
maximum radiation.
To ask for mathematical proof of the requirement of equilibrium or
balance which is the root or datum line for all physics is patently
absurd and immediatly declares all prior physics laws supplied by the
masters as void and redundant as all are based on equilibrium.
The real problem here is that when Maxwell by the use of mathematical
rules with his equations showed that mathematics easily
supplanted past investigation by observation that all physicsts were
lead to believe that mathematics over rule observation. Thus we now
may use mathematical deductions such as probability to substitute for
observation knowing full well that a punter at the race course will
lose all by continuous betting on favorites and it doesn't happen that
way in real life. If my memory is correct "probability" was the path
taken in the double slit experiment in the face of tha absence of a
true mathematical or observed factor . Since the results matched
consensus among physicists the subject was considered "solved" never
to be questioned again. And worse, expanded beyond the limits applied
in the test. Imaginary answers provided! Don't worry, since
mathematics rules all so imaginary can be seen as factual. Same goes
for Newtons laws where he stated that every action has an equal and
opposite reaction where present day students now add "diametrically"
to further describe "opposite" which is not the intent of Newton
initial determination. Now we have CERN spending billions on
accellerating particles instead of the prior determined waves. O my!
Art

Richard Clark January 10th 10 01:27 AM

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On Sat, 09 Jan 2010 17:03:29 -0800, Richard Clark
wrote:

Consider the current in that capacitor's plates which would run radial
from the feed to their edges. When the former dipole was radiating,
those currents were in-phase and they contributed to radiation. In
this novel degenerate design, they both have moved to the opposite
polarization and are anti-phase where their fields cancel.


I can well imagine that the bright inventor, the holder of innumerable
patents validating a new physics, could counter this problem of
anti-phase cancellation.

The two currents are adjacent because of their feed point design.
"Change the feedpoint design! (Remarkable insight solves the
problem.)"

How?

"Move the feedline every so slightly away (so slight that not even
Richard could complain)."

Richard doesn't complain ;-)

"Now, take a wire and connect it to the extreme edge of one plate and
connect it to one of the two feed wires. Then take a second wire, and
connect it to the extreme, BUT OPPOSITE, edge of the second plate."

Richard mildly points out that this solves the problem out to the
edges of each plate and restores radiation, but then the current turns
back towards the feedpoint along either plate that is a massive short
and cancels the new wire out. :-O

The cracker-jack holder of patents then would retort: "Remove the
plates and that problem is gone!"

..... and we are back to the conventional dipole which proves this 2nd
order degenerate design IS more compact.

****** tear on dotted line and return ****************

Have we gotten any practical contra-example to the simple dipole being
100% efficient? You know, a real design that describes frequency,
length, and width of wire? [I realize this may be a tough obstacle to
surmount. Dimensions are sometimes novel concepts in these threads
that challenge the most cerebral of patent holders. In fact, I can
accurate forecast without aid of modeling that any response from Art
to this posting will focus on parenthetical comments rather than
science.]

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

[email protected] January 10th 10 01:49 AM

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Art Unwin wrote:

Well actually I was infering that for minimum thicness of the plate
",area" must be increased. However if I had thought a bit more ,your
explanation of two close spaced plates is a better description since
there are two entities there as with a water chamber separated by a
flexible gasket. Thus we have an application where a water analogy can
be used for energy transfer ie. Volume can change from one side to the
other by the deflection of the membrane yet the two entities still
stay separate. Neat.


Since water is for all practical purposes incompressible, you can't
change the volume of water that way, just the shape of the volume.

More psuedo-science babble.

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[email protected] January 10th 10 01:50 AM

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Art Unwin wrote:

David, the acceptance that equilibrium must prevail for toatal
accountability states that one cannot use a 1/2 wave radiator as a
basis for the application of Maxwells equations.


Babbling nonsense.

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tom January 10th 10 03:58 AM

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Mike Kaliski wrote:

Richard

I have a personal preference for discone and log periodic antennae for
the wide frequency coverage. Which is kind of why I suggested the
interpretation of Art's design that I did. It is difficult to picture
some of his designs from the descriptions at times.

snip

Mike

One thing you need to understand is that Art has no designs. Even his
patent applications contain the written and drawn versions of bafflegab.
He has never designed, never built, and never tested anything that
performs like his claims. All he does is pontificate. And he ain't the
pontiff.

tom
K0TAR

Richard Clark January 10th 10 07:28 AM

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On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 02:59:34 -0000, "Mike Kaliski"
wrote:

Your points are well made although some of the first transmitting and
receiving antennae were parallel plates coupled across a spark gap. From
photographs I have seen, they look to be resonant somewhere in the current
VHF band, not that it was of any consequence as the experiments were only
conducted across about 8 feet. Could have just been magnetic induction
coupling from the transmitting and receiving coils... Now there's an idea
for a novel antenna.


Hi Mike,

Quite true as to band and dimensions. However, those are balanced
(dare I say in equilibrium?) in comparison to all capacitor and no
inductance with currents bucking each other.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

Richard Clark January 10th 10 07:36 AM

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On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:50:47 -0000, wrote:

Art Unwin wrote:

David, the acceptance that equilibrium must prevail for toatal
accountability states that one cannot use a 1/2 wave radiator as a
basis for the application of Maxwells equations.


Babbling nonsense.

Actually there is much sense: there is no acceptance by anyone that
equilibrium "must" prevail (whatever that means) but by the author and
that Arthur stands alone.

Such tests as these pride of authorships statements are, fall into the
same category as oaths of allegience during the commie scare.

"Are you now, or were you ever a member of the Gaussian Party?"

"My attorney advises me that I have the right to remain
equilibrated."

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

jaroslav lipka January 10th 10 11:08 AM

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On Jan 10, 11:58*am, tom wrot


* He has never designed, never built, and never tested anything that
performs like his claims. *


Tom

As you are so fond of saying, "you made the claim, you prove it",
or is you claim as empty as you head.

Jaro

[email protected] January 10th 10 04:50 PM

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On Jan 10, 5:08*am, jaroslav lipka wrote:
On Jan 10, 11:58*am, tom wrot

* He has never designed, never built, and never tested anything that
performs like his claims. *


Tom

* * As you are so fond of saying, "you made the claim, you prove it",
or is you claim as empty as you head.

Jaro


He head not empty. The truth in he claim is quite obvious for all
to see. If old man Unwin had an antenna that actually performed
with even half the gusto of his claims, he would not have to resort
to pseudo science mumbo gumbo in order to try to convince people
that he has.
In fact, he wouldn't really have to explain a thing. He could just
mount it on a pike and let it do the talking.
But it's hard to claim radiation efficiency of 100% when you
are using a contra wound dummy load. He might beat out
Mike's light bulb dummy load, but by only a slim margin.
My calculations show that any minor increase over the
efficiency of a coax fed light bulb are not sufficient to cause
the delusions of grandeur which seem to possess Unwin.

So what say Jaroslav, o man o vision.. Can *you* prove that Art
has designed, built and tested any miracle whip that performs
as he claims?
Hold my breath not, sayeth Yoda.. Chortle..




[email protected] January 10th 10 06:19 PM

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Richard Clark wrote:
On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:50:47 -0000, wrote:

Art Unwin wrote:

David, the acceptance that equilibrium must prevail for toatal
accountability states that one cannot use a 1/2 wave radiator as a
basis for the application of Maxwells equations.


Babbling nonsense.

Actually there is much sense: there is no acceptance by anyone that
equilibrium "must" prevail (whatever that means) but by the author and
that Arthur stands alone.

Such tests as these pride of authorships statements are, fall into the
same category as oaths of allegience during the commie scare.

"Are you now, or were you ever a member of the Gaussian Party?"

"My attorney advises me that I have the right to remain
equilibrated."

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC


Nonsense; Maxwell's equations always apply and "equilibrium" is just
babble.


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Richard Clark January 10th 10 06:29 PM

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****** tear on dotted line and return ****************

Have we gotten any practical contra-example to the simple dipole being
100% efficient? You know, a real design that describes frequency,
length, and width of wire?


Well, no response as far as I can tell which means that Art cannot
produce a simple description of wire gauge, wire length, and wire
excited frequency (admittedly a pretty difficult demand to place upon
a guru) for an antenna that is in equilibrium and displays efficiency
better than the 100% which is commonly available from a simple dipole.

From the Laotse Tao te king:
"More words count less."

Bill[_4_] January 10th 10 07:01 PM

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On Jan 10, 11:08*am, jaroslav lipka wrote:
On Jan 10, 11:58*am, tom wrot

* He has never designed, never built, and never tested anything that
performs like his claims. *


Tom

* * As you are so fond of saying, "you made the claim, you prove it",
or is you claim as empty as you head.

Jaro


How precious of Art to have a Slovak sock puppet.


Lostgallifreyan January 10th 10 07:04 PM

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Richard Clark wrote in
:

From the Laotse Tao te king:
"More words count less."


Hmm, on the subject of Chinese kings...
"A king was pleased with the help of a warrior, and asked what the warrior
would take as reward. The warrior said, a grain of rice on the first square
of a chessboard, on one day, two on a second square, and the second day,
until the board was used up. The story goes that with every doubling to 64
squares, the warrior bankrupted the king within two months."

But I ask: how much rice CAN you fit on a chessboard?

I wonder if Art might recognise that little homily, and my question, as a
parallel to the effect that an antenna need not pointlessly strive for 100%
efficiency, but instead to get a practical and useful propagation or low-
noise collection. If you really want a tiny antenna, never mind inefficiency,
catch what you can and use it. Ok, too many words from me.

Richard Clark January 10th 10 07:05 PM

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On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 18:19:31 -0000, wrote:

Nonsense; Maxwell's equations always apply and "equilibrium" is just
babble.


Read closely:
"there is no acceptance by anyone that equilibrium 'must' prevail,"

Even though Art proclaims this 'must'ness, he doesn't accept it
himself and he has to rely on scraps of words from dead scientists to
convince us of his faith.

Lostgallifreyan January 10th 10 07:11 PM

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wrote in :

Richard Clark wrote:
On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:50:47 -0000,
wrote:

Art Unwin wrote:

David, the acceptance that equilibrium must prevail for toatal
accountability states that one cannot use a 1/2 wave radiator as a
basis for the application of Maxwells equations.

Babbling nonsense.

Actually there is much sense: there is no acceptance by anyone that
equilibrium "must" prevail (whatever that means) but by the author and
that Arthur stands alone.

Such tests as these pride of authorships statements are, fall into the
same category as oaths of allegience during the commie scare.

"Are you now, or were you ever a member of the Gaussian Party?"

"My attorney advises me that I have the right to remain
equilibrated."

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC


Nonsense; Maxwell's equations always apply and "equilibrium" is just
babble.



I think that's kind of what he was getting at. At least, it looked like a
reflection on Art's use of 'equilibrium', a use only Art seems to see. If no-
one else is bound by it, it follows that other people can devise half-wave
dipoles in accordance with Maxwell's equations, as I imagine they often do.

Lostgallifreyan January 10th 10 07:12 PM

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Bill wrote in news:3729714d-ed1e-4e8f-9e25-
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On Jan 10, 11:08*am, jaroslav lipka wrote:
On Jan 10, 11:58*am, tom wrot

* He has never designed, never built, and never tested anything that
performs like his claims. *


Tom

* * As you are so fond of saying, "you made the claim, you prove it",
or is you claim as empty as you head.

Jaro


How precious of Art to have a Slovak sock puppet.



Two swipes with one backhander. An amusing skill. :)

Richard Clark January 10th 10 07:32 PM

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On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:04:01 -0600, Lostgallifreyan
wrote:

Hmm, on the subject of Chinese kings...
"A king was pleased with the help of a warrior, and asked what the warrior
would take as reward.


Actually, this is ascribed as the reward offered by an Indian Prince
to the inventor of chess (which was invented in India) which had
become the Prince's favorite game.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

Lostgallifreyan January 10th 10 07:43 PM

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Richard Clark wrote in
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On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:04:01 -0600, Lostgallifreyan
wrote:

Hmm, on the subject of Chinese kings...
"A king was pleased with the help of a warrior, and asked what the warrior
would take as reward.


Actually, this is ascribed as the reward offered by an Indian Prince
to the inventor of chess (which was invented in India) which had
become the Prince's favorite game.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC


Yeah, but that connects with a much greater mismatch. :)

Richard Clark January 10th 10 07:55 PM

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On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:43:09 -0600, Lostgallifreyan
wrote:

Hmm, on the subject of Chinese kings...
"A king was pleased with the help of a warrior, and asked what the warrior
would take as reward.


Actually, this is ascribed as the reward offered by an Indian Prince
to the inventor of chess (which was invented in India) which had
become the Prince's favorite game.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC


Yeah, but that connects with a much greater mismatch. :)


As Paul Harvey would say "and now for the rest of the story"

The inventor asked for this reward as you described and when the
Prince discovered the cost, the Prince (using your analogy) mismatched
the inventor's head from his body.

No doubt something all inventors should consider as the price at some
level....

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

Lostgallifreyan January 10th 10 08:57 PM

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Richard Clark wrote in
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On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:43:09 -0600, Lostgallifreyan
wrote:

Hmm, on the subject of Chinese kings...
"A king was pleased with the help of a warrior, and asked what the
warrior would take as reward.

Actually, this is ascribed as the reward offered by an Indian Prince
to the inventor of chess (which was invented in India) which had
become the Prince's favorite game.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC


Yeah, but that connects with a much greater mismatch. :)


As Paul Harvey would say "and now for the rest of the story"

The inventor asked for this reward as you described and when the
Prince discovered the cost, the Prince (using your analogy) mismatched
the inventor's head from his body.

No doubt something all inventors should consider as the price at some
level....

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC


Funny, nice use of 'mismatched'. I don't think I'm much of an inventor, the
couple of things I came up with were small (zero-crossing switch, and analog
modulated laser diode driver, laser power meter gain stage and scale/offset
tweaker), built partly by trial and error, but they all worked reliably when
I'd otherwise have needed bigger, more elaborate and more expensive answers
made by other people. But likely have probably nothing to offer than can't be
had better elsewhere. What they did do for me, generally, was firmly
establish cost as an engineering unit. One day we might even measure it with
an SI unit. Ò^O

Richard Clark January 11th 10 12:48 AM

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On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 14:57:43 -0600, Lostgallifreyan
wrote:

analog modulated laser diode driver


This is no slight accomplishment!

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

Lostgallifreyan January 11th 10 02:11 AM

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Richard Clark wrote in
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On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 14:57:43 -0600, Lostgallifreyan
wrote:

analog modulated laser diode driver


This is no slight accomplishment!

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC


Well, I have to be honest and say that I haven't truly finished it. :) It's
based on an LM317. I have this LM317 fetish based on admiration for the old
POW radio ideas, I really think it's cool that such a ubiquitous device can
be applied so perversely to such amazing unintended uses, and given its
chances of being found, designs based on it could be buuilt even if much of
civilisation were 'bombed back to the stone age'. On a more prosaic level,
it's dirt cheap, powerful, easy to build with, and contains useful features.

The driver worked in my initial test to 50 KHz, better than the 10K most
analog mod drivers seem to favour. I tested it with a square wave and the
edges were sharp with no overshoot if I didn't push it too hard, and did some
filtering with low ESR tantalums for supply decoupling. I later discovered
LTspice. :) I modelled it with that and quickly saw the same waveshapes my
100 MHz scope had shown me, which was a nice reality check that proved that
LTspice could likely similaute the design and let me improve it before
rebuilding. I devised a circuit that cannot be overdriven, attempts to do so
merely broaden the peak at max amplitude, it cannot overshoot, and will
modulate to 200 KHz. The proof is in the pudding but the truth is I never got
round to baking the pudding. Bought a slower version of the op-amp I needed
but got mightily disillusioned about the laser show thing and felt that I'd
either build it and gain nothing personally from it, or no-one would even
care. Given what I'd seen, I think this is genuinely true, few would. I
hadn't even decided if I was going for SMT or through hole, and it's a tough
call because available parts seem to force a hybrid... Like the pitch-to-MIDI
system I wanted to build as an adapted version of Doepfer's R2M control
system, it got put on the back burner. But I spent a couple of years pulling
together all the tooling and design files to do it, and when I find something
to motivate me, I intend to finish both these projects.

I think this is what's drawing me to SWL. The present stopped compelling me,
so in a way I'm drawing on something that endured from further past, as a way
to revive the spark that got me as far as I did get. I never found a way to
gauge what I do, because most times I find little to suggest that what I do
has anything that people can't find better elsewhere just by throwing money
at it, and as they usually have more than me I tend to think they're probably
right. But if I can find enough motivation just to do it even though it might
amount to nothing, I will do it because I don't know what else I'm good for.

Long spiel, but I think I needed to, as part of whatever I have to do to make
it happen. Like Mulder, I want to beleive, I guess..

tom January 11th 10 02:16 AM

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jaroslav lipka wrote:
On Jan 10, 11:58 am, tom wrot


He has never designed, never built, and never tested anything that
performs like his claims.


Tom

As you are so fond of saying, "you made the claim, you prove it",
or is you claim as empty as you head.


I have never said that, not even once. So how could I be fond of saying it?

And Art has also not once posted a single measurement, a single equation
or a single design.

And you have never done anything but snipe.

Yes, so do I, but I also occasionally make contributions, and my claims
have always had numbers and measurements behind them.

Do you know what measurements are?


Jaro


Lostgallifreyan January 11th 10 02:21 AM

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Actually, given my previous post, anyone familiar with all that is mentioned
in it can deduce how to build the diode driver and probably get lucky
choosing the op-amp. I want to keep it under the hat I haven't got for now,
but if someone comes up with it independently, go for it, I just hope it
gets shared and not patented. People say no way 200 KHz analog
proportional mod out of an LM317 as diode driver, but I'm fairly certain it's
viable. LTspice certainly thinks so, and its output matches what I've seen of
real output so I think I believe it. Not an antenna thing, so I'll leave it
there. Nice to be able to talk of it though. Keeps it alive somehow.

Dave[_22_] January 11th 10 10:55 PM

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On Jan 10, 1:22*am, Art Unwin wrote:
On Jan 9, 3:46*pm, Dave wrote:

On Jan 9, 9:27*pm, Art Unwin wrote:


and the other approaches offered are not accepted by you for
unspecified reasons.


i have been very specific about why they are not acceptable, there are
no specific equations that relate to something measurable, nor have
you made any predictions of things that aren't already well described
by existing laws and theories.


David, the acceptance that equilibrium must prevail for toatal
accountability states that one cannot use a 1/2 wave radiator as a
basis for the application of Maxwells equations.


maxwell's equations know nothing of the length of a conductor used as
a radiator. in fact, they say nothing about a conductor at all.
where in the equations is there even a length specified?? in the
differential form everything is reduced to either a gradient or curl,
there can of course be no length since everything is reduced to an
instant in time or a single point in space. in the integral form they
are done over volumes, over surfaces, or around closed loops, all with
arbitrary boundaries. And in none of them is there a conductivity or
resistivity term applied that would be necessary to model a conductive
element.

you might also be interested in this paragraph from Ramo, Whinnery,
and Van Duzer's "Fields and Waves in Communicaiton Electronics" pg 237
section 4.07 that puts your insistence on adding a 't' to Gauss's law
in perspective:

"Equation (1) is seen to be the familiar form off Gauss's law utilized
so much in chapter 2. Now that we are concerned with fields which are
a function of time, the interpretation is that the electric flux
flowing out of any closed surface AT A GIVEN INSTANT is equal to the
charge enclosed by that surface AT THAT INSTANT."

Emphasis is THEIRS not mine, they were obviously anticipating your
objection and explaining why it isn't necessary to add a 't' to the
equation. I would put the 3 of them against your dr friend any day of
the week.


Richard Clark January 12th 10 12:18 AM

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On Mon, 11 Jan 2010 14:55:34 -0800 (PST), Dave wrote:

maxwell's equations know nothing of the length of a conductor used as
a radiator. in fact, they say nothing about a conductor at all.


Does Maxwell even use the word resonance? Reactance? Or any word
from the host of electrical components? Maxwell never even used the
term Gauss to signify the strength of a field! And neither did Gauss.

What DID Maxwell say about equilibrium?
"About the beginning of this century, the properties of bodies
were investigated by several distinguished French mathematicians
on the hypothesis that they are systems of molecules in
equilibrium. The somewhat unsatisfactory nature of the results of
these investigations produced, especially in this country, a
reaction in favour of the opposite method of treating bodies as if
they were, so far at least as our experiments are concerned, truly
continuous."

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

tom January 12th 10 12:25 AM

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Dave wrote:

you might also be interested in this paragraph from Ramo, Whinnery,
and Van Duzer's "Fields and Waves in Communicaiton Electronics" pg 237
section 4.07 that puts your insistence on adding a 't' to Gauss's law
in perspective:

"Equation (1) is seen to be the familiar form off Gauss's law utilized
so much in chapter 2. Now that we are concerned with fields which are
a function of time, the interpretation is that the electric flux
flowing out of any closed surface AT A GIVEN INSTANT is equal to the
charge enclosed by that surface AT THAT INSTANT."

Emphasis is THEIRS not mine, they were obviously anticipating your
objection and explaining why it isn't necessary to add a 't' to the
equation. I would put the 3 of them against your dr friend any day of
the week.


Come on Dave, they are only engineers, or even _worse_ PHYSICISTS!

They couldn't possibly compete with an intellect the likes of the one
brought to us by Art.

tom
K0TAR

Frank[_12_] January 12th 10 03:30 PM

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David, the acceptance that equilibrium must prevail for toatal
accountability states that one cannot use a 1/2 wave radiator as a
basis for the application of Maxwells equations.


maxwell's equations know nothing of the length of a conductor used as
a radiator. in fact, they say nothing about a conductor at all.
where in the equations is there even a length specified?? in the
differential form everything is reduced to either a gradient or curl,
there can of course be no length since everything is reduced to an
instant in time or a single point in space. in the integral form they
are done over volumes, over surfaces, or around closed loops, all with
arbitrary boundaries. And in none of them is there a conductivity or
resistivity term applied that would be necessary to model a conductive
element.


you might also be interested in this paragraph from Ramo, Whinnery,
and Van Duzer's "Fields and Waves in Communicaiton Electronics" pg 237
section 4.07 that puts your insistence on adding a 't' to Gauss's law
in perspective:


"Equation (1) is seen to be the familiar form off Gauss's law utilized
so much in chapter 2. Now that we are concerned with fields which are
a function of time, the interpretation is that the electric flux
flowing out of any closed surface AT A GIVEN INSTANT is equal to the
charge enclosed by that surface AT THAT INSTANT."


Emphasis is THEIRS not mine, they were obviously anticipating your
objection and explaining why it isn't necessary to add a 't' to the
equation. I would put the 3 of them against your dr friend any day of
the week.


Has anybody noticed? This appears to be a pointless exercise.

How can you explain such concepts to one who has no understanding

of elementary math.



73,

Frank



Dave[_22_] January 14th 10 12:10 AM

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On Jan 12, 3:30*pm, "Frank" wrote:
David, the acceptance that equilibrium must prevail for toatal
accountability states that one cannot use a 1/2 wave radiator as a
basis for the application of Maxwells equations.

maxwell's equations know nothing of the length of a conductor used as
a radiator. *in fact, they say nothing about a conductor at all.
where in the equations is there even a length specified?? *in the
differential form everything is reduced to either a gradient or curl,
there can of course be no length since everything is reduced to an
instant in time or a single point in space. *in the integral form they
are done over volumes, over surfaces, or around closed loops, all with
arbitrary boundaries. *And in none of them is there a conductivity or
resistivity term applied that would be necessary to model a conductive
element.
you might also be interested in this paragraph from Ramo, *Whinnery,
and Van Duzer's "Fields and Waves in Communicaiton Electronics" pg 237
section 4.07 that puts your insistence on adding a 't' to Gauss's law
in perspective:
"Equation (1) is seen to be the familiar form off Gauss's law utilized
so much in chapter 2. *Now that we are concerned with fields which are
a function of time, the interpretation is that the electric flux
flowing out of any closed surface AT A GIVEN INSTANT is equal to the
charge enclosed by that surface AT THAT INSTANT."
Emphasis is THEIRS not mine, they were obviously anticipating your
objection and explaining why it isn't necessary to add a 't' to the
equation. *I would put the 3 of them against your dr friend any day of
the week.


Has anybody noticed? *This appears to be a pointless exercise.

How can you explain such concepts to one who has no understanding

of elementary math.

73,

Frank


what would happen if next time we all just ignored art? would that be
fun or what!


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