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Ok, so the acceleration is in the phase-shifting between the adjacent coils
? If I interpret that correctly, then its not a 'real' acceleration, but a simulated acceleration - much like using pulsating DC to generate simulated AC. If you could describe it in terms a normal dummy like myself could understand or at least draw a better picture, your theory may be taken more seriously. You say Roy's word is not good enough - But Roy has demonstrated his expertise in this area time and time again. I come here to learn from folks like Roy - and to inject some of my own thoughts from time to time. You come to the group asking for comments - and you got them. You did not speak in terms of technical details - so a reply using technical details may not be deserved. There is no disgrace in asking questions (like you said) - but rejecting expert opinions can be seen as a disgrace in some instances. " wrote in message news:dJeUc.269797$%_6.33856@attbi_s01... Hi Hal, nice to meet you What I have is not really a prposition or a legitimate theory, it is just something that apears to be in error but I do not understand why so I wanted something we had to e4xplain in exams which came from first principles. It was basic pricipals that I was looking for wether it be a comparison of area under a current curve per unit length compared to area when applied to a circle or even possibly a mathematical analusis. Roys says I am in error and should accept it because he said so. He is knoweledgable but just his word is not good enough. Richard came in with his bag of tricks with the introduction of "power" which if nothing is stated he is off and running with an augument on the net. Ofcourse I did not fall for it, Soooooo I am reconciled to the fact that there is not enough pertinent knoweledge out there that can allow reasonable discussion. Still I find no discrace in asking the question even tho it may advertise my own lack of knoweledge. Note you referenced speed per unit length in terms of frequency where as I was refering to a constant speed where the energy input should have transpire3d into acceleration buyt instead added another vector that like a race care going round a circular circuit. This is going at constant speed all the time with the foot hard nown on the accelorator to counteract centrifugal forces evidenced by a spray of dirt that continues at a consistent rate and not in cyclic form if one accelerates on a straight runway. In both cases we have constant speeds but we also have a difference in phases. Enough said. I have typed up the program to check things out again which has amounted to 400 wire segments plus the use of 20 variables to gauge the distances between each succesive coils so I can build the darn thing again from scratch and thus satisfy myself on the why's and where fores rather than partaking in what will become a slanging thread that occurs in a somewhat regular fashion. If I am remiss on missing an actual true posting that discusses in detaILwhat I was asking for then please draw my attention to it as I seemed somehow to have missed it Very best regards Art , "Hal Rosser" wrote in message ... Art, An interesting proposition. Acceleration of a radio wave. If this succeeds, then does this mean that the wave travels 'faster' than other waves? If that's true - and the wave does travels faster - then it follows that the *length* of the propogated wave would be shorter. If the length is shorter - then we would perceive it as a shift in frequency - because we assume all RF travels at the same speed. For instance - if the wave 'started off' 2 meters long - and was accelerated to double the speed, then the wavelength would be only one meter long. Our assumptions may be invalid. We can only base our responses on what we have learned, but if this is new, then it folllows that we have not learned it yet. Let's hear more about your theory. " wrote in message news:VH6Uc.324209$XM6.205186@attbi_s53... Gentlemen I have in the past alluded not only radiation from a straight element but also the ADDITION of radiation occuring from a bent element. Nobody has commented on the authentisity of this statement and I have not come acros anything in my own collection of books. Now my present antenna consists of various loops connected in both a clockwise and clockwise radiation form such that the circular polarisation cancells leaving pure vertical polarisation.. The loops are separatred in a way that intercapacity of the spiral loops is reduced as well as circular cancellation All of this is based on my gut feeling that R.F.current flowing around a circular radiating element. What I ask for for those who have a deeper background of R.F. is verification of my assumption that extra radiation becomes available. Appreciate any comments on this irregular aproach as I cxannot find guidance in the books. A serious question regarding added radiation from an element in the hope that insight is provided even tho it may expose the fallacy of my aproach. Thanks in advance Art --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.732 / Virus Database: 486 - Release Date: 7/29/2004 --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.732 / Virus Database: 486 - Release Date: 7/30/2004 |
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No Richard I am not trolling I am very serious. At the same time I am always
wary of any aproach by you as the subject always get shifted and then we are off to the races. Cecil pointed it out correctly with respect to power. If you were to solve a parallel circuit using complex circuit methyods the criteria is energy conservation but where individual parts change their form of energy s we cannot glibly say that it revoves about power or that I am referring to perpetual motion which is how Roy dismisses the thread but with no supporting data. Now you say that accelleration and decellaration of protons are not the true basis for radiation which certainly suggests that the subject is moot as the question starts off with a fallacy. Art "Richard Clark" wrote in message ... On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 03:13:14 GMT, " wrote: Soooooo I am reconciled to the fact that there is not enough pertinent knoweledge out there that can allow reasonable discussion. In otherwords you are trolling. |
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![]() "Hal Rosser" wrote in message ... Ok, so the acceleration is in the phase-shifting between the adjacent coils ? If I interpret that correctly, then its not a 'real' acceleration, but a simulated acceleration - much like using pulsating DC to generate simulated AC. Well radiation is certainly a series of "pulses" as the radiation consists of enclosed waves and yet the speed of generation is constant and only the constituents of total energy undergo change. This is how I visualise creation of radiation on a straight element. Now we come to a element that is circular. I still see the generation of radiation as generated on a strraight radiator but I now see that the radiation has a component as shown by a added vector as in centrifugal force which because the radiator is circular is constant. Now I am not proposing a new theory I am asking for a an explanation why this is fallacious Art If you could describe it in terms a normal dummy like myself could understand or at least draw a better picture, your theory may be taken more seriously. You say Roy's word is not good enough - But Roy has demonstrated his expertise in this area time and time again. I come here to learn from folks like Roy - and to inject some of my own thoughts from time to time. Don't we all ? But sometimes Roy's words of wisdom does not satisfy the questioner asks for the underpinnings of the statement. Roy feels an answer from him is all that is required as in the word of God and he is not interested in trivialities and may even leave the group for a while You come to the group asking for comments - and you got them. You did not speak in terms of technical details - so a reply using technical details may not be deserved. There is no disgrace in asking questions (like you said) - but rejecting expert opinions can be seen as a disgrace in some instances. I agree but a answer that states it does not obey natures laws if one cannot supply the illustration on how it occurs so any request for backup can easily be seen as rejection by some since the words of God have been given " wrote in message news:dJeUc.269797$%_6.33856@attbi_s01... Hi Hal, nice to meet you delete What I have is not really a prposition or a legitimate theory, it is just so |
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On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 12:49:21 GMT, "
wrote: No Richard I am not trolling I am very serious. No Art, you are trolling. There is no one in this group who could accelerate charge without power BUT YOU? Absurd in the extreme! You have shown absolutely no interest in participating in a rational discussion about the requirments of circular motion, but instead you cavalierly discard all of established physics going back to Newton. Hence your contempt of the topic clearly reveals you are trolling. |
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You are welcome to your opinion and it has been duly noted and you can now
move on. I have no intention of accepting your bait for another raucuos R.R.A.A. battle upon which you thrive upon to create division. Art "Richard Clark" wrote in message ... On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 12:49:21 GMT, " wrote: No Richard I am not trolling I am very serious. No Art, you are trolling. There is no one in this group who could accelerate charge without power BUT YOU? Absurd in the extreme! You have shown absolutely no interest in participating in a rational discussion about the requirments of circular motion, but instead you cavalierly discard all of established physics going back to Newton. Hence your contempt of the topic clearly reveals you are trolling. |
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On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 16:15:50 GMT, "
wrote: You are welcome to your opinion and it has been duly noted and you can now move on. I have no intention of accepting your bait for another raucuos R.R.A.A. battle upon which you thrive upon to create division. More troll bait |
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![]() " wrote in message news:VH6Uc.324209$XM6.205186@attbi_s53... Gentlemen I have in the past alluded not only radiation from a straight element but also the ADDITION of radiation occuring from a bent element. Nobody has commented on the authentisity of this statement and I have not come acros anything in my own collection of books. Now my present antenna consists of various loops connected in both a clockwise and clockwise radiation form such that the circular polarisation cancells leaving pure vertical polarisation.. The loops are separatred in a way that intercapacity of the spiral loops is reduced as well as circular cancellation All of this is based on my gut feeling that R.F.current flowing around a circular radiating element. What I ask for for those who have a deeper background of R.F. is verification of my assumption that extra radiation becomes available. Appreciate any comments on this irregular aproach as I cxannot find guidance in the books. A serious question regarding added radiation from an element in the hope that insight is provided even tho it may expose the fallacy of my aproach. Thanks in advance Art Not knowing how you came to your conclusion no one can tell you why you are wrong.. My uncle used to have a paint and body shop with a 57 Chevy up on a pole in front of his shop. While the car would make an awful antenna it would be futile to try to explain why. In another way of saying it would be like explaining to a student how he missed a math problem when all he shows is an answer. The best the instructor can do is tell him he is right or wrong. In your case the instructor would not even be sure which problem he had done. |
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Egad. Please go back and read my postings. All I've said is that you
can't violate the law of conservation of energy. You shouldn't believe this fundamental principle because Roy says you should -- you should believe it because you've got a grasp of high school level physics, and if you don't have a grasp of high school level physics, perhaps you should get one before getting too carried away with theories about the nature of radiation. Of course, ignorance is bliss. If you disbelieve or simply choose to ignore conservation of energy, you're then able to make perpetual motion machines and other wonders, including any number of miracle antennas. And Art, quit whining that "Roy feels an answer from him is all that is required as in the word of God". What's required is that you take the effort to learn a little fundamental physics. I'm sure you can find an adequate explanation of the law of conservation of energy on the web if you have an aversion to books -- written by someone other than Roy. I'm not going to spoon-feed it to a reluctant learner. Roy Lewallen, W7EL wrote: . . . Roys says I am in error and should accept it because he said so. He is knoweledgable but just his word is not good enough. . . Hal Rosser wrote: . . . You say Roy's word is not good enough - But Roy has demonstrated his expertise in this area time and time again. . . wrote: . . .But sometimes Roy's words of wisdom does not satisfy the questioner asks for the underpinnings of the statement. Roy feels an answer from him is all that is required as in the word of God and he is not interested in trivialities and may even leave the group for a while . . . |
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![]() " wrote in message news:l9nUc.268067$a24.245272@attbi_s03... No Richard I am not trolling I am very serious. At the same time I am always wary of any aproach by you as the subject always get shifted and then we are off to the races. Cecil pointed it out correctly with respect to power. If you were to solve a parallel circuit using complex circuit methyods the criteria is energy conservation but where individual parts change their form of energy s we cannot glibly say that it revoves about power or that I am referring to perpetual motion which is how Roy dismisses the thread but with no supporting data. Now you say that accelleration and decellaration of protons are not the true basis for radiation which certainly suggests that the subject is moot as the question starts off with a fallacy. Art "Richard Clark" wrote in message ... On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 03:13:14 GMT, " wrote: Soooooo I am reconciled to the fact that there is not enough pertinent knoweledge out there that can allow reasonable discussion. In otherwords you are trolling. While I do not believe you are trolling I can understand why others would believe you are. I was not certain for a long time. The problem seems to be a lack of common knowledge between you and those whom you are trying to converse. To explain to you why you are wrong you first have to be educated in antenna theory at least to an elementary degree. Unfortunately you tend to reject the knowledge that other have learned over time, You read and try to bend facts to fit your own preconceived ideas instead of taking them at their face value. Frankly trying to explain something to you is so tedious that most people just give up. If you truly want to learn you should try a classroom environment. This is the wrong place to get all the information you want starting at the ground up. |
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![]() " wrote in message news:1wnUc.272613$%_6.270403@attbi_s01... "Hal Rosser" wrote in message ... Ok, so the acceleration is in the phase-shifting between the adjacent coils ? If I interpret that correctly, then its not a 'real' acceleration, but a simulated acceleration - much like using pulsating DC to generate simulated AC. Well radiation is certainly a series of "pulses" as the radiation consists of enclosed waves and yet the speed of generation is constant and only the constituents of total energy undergo change. This is how I visualise creation of radiation on a straight element. Now we come to a element that is circular. I still see the generation of radiation as generated on a strraight radiator but I now see that the radiation has a component as shown by a added vector as in centrifugal force which because the radiator is circular is constant. Now I am not proposing a new theory I am asking for a an explanation why this is fallacious Art If you could describe it in terms a normal dummy like myself could understand or at least draw a better picture, your theory may be taken more seriously. You say Roy's word is not good enough - But Roy has demonstrated his expertise in this area time and time again. I come here to learn from folks like Roy - and to inject some of my own thoughts from time to time. Don't we all ? But sometimes Roy's words of wisdom does not satisfy the questioner asks for the underpinnings of the statement. Roy feels an answer from him is all that is required as in the word of God and he is not interested in trivialities and may even leave the group for a while You come to the group asking for comments - and you got them. You did not speak in terms of technical details - so a reply using technical details may not be deserved. There is no disgrace in asking questions (like you said) - but rejecting expert opinions can be seen as a disgrace in some instances. I agree but a answer that states it does not obey natures laws if one cannot supply the illustration on how it occurs so any request for backup can easily be seen as rejection by some since the words of God have been given " wrote in message news:dJeUc.269797$%_6.33856@attbi_s01... Hi Hal, nice to meet you delete What I have is not really a prposition or a legitimate theory, it is just so You will not get a meaningful answer to this because it is not a meanigful question. It is just techno-babble. OK if your are trolling have a good laugh on me, You have rattled this monkey's cage. If not, I feel for you. You have serious problems. |
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