A question for the RF Photonists amongst you

September 10th 15, 11:30 AM posted to uk.radio.amateur,rec.radio.amateur.antenna

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A question for the RF Photonists amongst you

Suppose that I had a 14MHz dipole at least 10 wavelengths away from
surrounding objects, and it is detecting a continuous 14MHz signal with
1 uVolt at the feed point, how many of your RF photons (from
the hv relation) are arriving simultaneously to give that signal strength?

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