wrote in message
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And it is not the "apparent radiation resistance " it is the real,
calculable,
and measurably radiation resistance, you gas bag.

Lo! And behold! When you calculate it, one of the terms is the ratio
between antenna length and wavelength

QED

gareth wrote:
wrote in message
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And it is not the "apparent radiation resistance " it is the real,
calculable,
and measurably radiation resistance, you gas bag.

Lo! And behold! When you calculate it, one of the terms is the ratio
between antenna length and wavelength

Therefore it is not "apparent radiation resistance" as you said, it is
real and calculable as I said, gas bag.



--
Jim Pennino

wrote in message
...
gareth wrote:
wrote in message
...
And it is not the "apparent radiation resistance " it is the real,
calculable,
and measurably radiation resistance, you gas bag.

Lo! And behold! When you calculate it, one of the terms is the ratio
between antenna length and wavelength

Therefore it is not "apparent radiation resistance" as you said, it is
real and calculable as I said, gas bag.

You continue to represent yourself as a 5-year-old.

It is not a real resistance, for, if it were, then the power would be
dissipated as heat
and not as radiation.

gareth wrote:
wrote in message
...
gareth wrote:
wrote in message
...
And it is not the "apparent radiation resistance " it is the real,
calculable,
and measurably radiation resistance, you gas bag.

Lo! And behold! When you calculate it, one of the terms is the ratio
between antenna length and wavelength

Therefore it is not "apparent radiation resistance" as you said, it is
real and calculable as I said, gas bag.

You continue to represent yourself as a 5-year-old.

You continue to represent yourself as a bloviating gas bag.

It is not a real resistance, for, if it were, then the power would be
dissipated as heat
and not as radiation.

What part of real, calculable, and measurable RADIATION RESISTANCE did
you not understand, gas bag?

Have you become so loony you can not understand the difference between
"resistance" and "radiation resistance", gas bag?


--
Jim Pennino

wrote in message
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You continue to represent yourself as a bloviating gas bag.
What part of real, calculable, and measurable RADIATION RESISTANCE did
you not understand, gas bag?
Have you become so loony you can not understand the difference between
"resistance" and "radiation resistance", gas bag?

Grow up, child.

gareth wrote:
wrote in message
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You continue to represent yourself as a bloviating gas bag.
What part of real, calculable, and measurable RADIATION RESISTANCE did
you not understand, gas bag?
Have you become so loony you can not understand the difference between
"resistance" and "radiation resistance", gas bag?

Grow up, child.

Bugger off, Colonel Blimp.



--
Jim Pennino

On 11/4/2014 6:15 PM, wrote:
gareth wrote:
wrote in message
...
gareth wrote:
wrote in message
...
And it is not the "apparent radiation resistance " it is the real,
calculable,
and measurably radiation resistance, you gas bag.

Lo! And behold! When you calculate it, one of the terms is the ratio
between antenna length and wavelength

Therefore it is not "apparent radiation resistance" as you said, it is
real and calculable as I said, gas bag.

You continue to represent yourself as a 5-year-old.

You continue to represent yourself as a bloviating gas bag.

It is not a real resistance, for, if it were, then the power would be
dissipated as heat
and not as radiation.

What part of real, calculable, and measurable RADIATION RESISTANCE did
you not understand, gas bag?

Have you become so loony you can not understand the difference between
"resistance" and "radiation resistance", gas bag?



Of course - all "resistance", no matter what kind, is the same!

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On 05/11/14 02:33, Jerry Stuckle wrote:
On 11/4/2014 6:15 PM, wrote:
gareth wrote:
wrote in message
...
gareth wrote:
wrote in message
...
And it is not the "apparent radiation resistance " it is the real,
calculable,
and measurably radiation resistance, you gas bag.

Lo! And behold! When you calculate it, one of the terms is the ratio
between antenna length and wavelength

Therefore it is not "apparent radiation resistance" as you said, it is
real and calculable as I said, gas bag.

You continue to represent yourself as a 5-year-old.

You continue to represent yourself as a bloviating gas bag.

It is not a real resistance, for, if it were, then the power would be
dissipated as heat
and not as radiation.

What part of real, calculable, and measurable RADIATION RESISTANCE did
you not understand, gas bag?

Have you become so loony you can not understand the difference between
"resistance" and "radiation resistance", gas bag?

Of course - all "resistance", no matter what kind, is the same!

Including "resistance to arrest?"


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