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Tom, now you are being silly.
You obviously do not know all about antennas other wise you would be anxious to display your knoweledge as to why this is impossible. But then you can't and thus want to assault the messenger. I could present the facts to an individual for confirmation but this would only mean a deflection of comments from me to the adjudicator from people with the pre disposition of yourself Art "Tom Ring" wrote in message .. . wrote: You are not alone as I thought it meant quieter contacts but it is said (ARRL publication) that it then becomes more difficult to aim, ala the rombic. That's why I see my antenna's flattening of the main lobe without loss in beam width an advantage. Oh boy, is this going to be fun! Next he'll be selling a box that does perpetual motion. tom K0TAR |
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![]() "Tom Ring" wrote in message .. . wrote: Tom, now you are being silly. You obviously do not know all about antennas other wise you would be anxious to display your knoweledge as to why this is impossible. But then you can't and thus want to assault the messenger. I could present the facts to an individual for confirmation but this would only mean a deflection of comments from me to the adjudicator from people with the pre disposition of yourself Art Nope, I don't know everything, but I do know the amount of energy radiated can't be more than what the transmitter outputs, so the sum of energy around the sphere has to equal that. Goodness me, do you really think that is in quesdtion in this debate ? If you think you can make the main lobe broader, then you are implying that you can radiate more powwr than than was originally there. You really are jumping the Grand Canyon in TWO strides !. I have no idea what you are saying or alluding to. To make something broarder is describing one dimension only.. less if used in ratio terms To describe energy one must have more than one dimension or unit. Surely one must know this to graduate from High school in the U.S. or am I mistaken.? If so it then accounts for some of the wierd responses that have come my way. Art tom K0TAR |
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" wrote in message news:h7L1e.388$Vx1.382@attbi_s01... "Tom Ring" wrote in message .. . wrote: snip Art Your statement Nope, I don't know everything, but I do know the amount of energy radiated can't be more than what the transmitter outputs, so the sum of energy around the sphere has to equal that. My response Goodness me, do you really think that is in quesdtion in this debate ? Your statement If you think you can make the main lobe broader, then you are implying that you can radiate more powwr than than was originally there. My response You really are jumping the Grand Canyon in TWO strides !. I have no idea what you are saying or alluding to. To make something broarder is describing one dimension only.. less if used in ratio terms To describe energy one must have more than one dimension or unit. Surely one must know this to graduate from High school in the U.S. or am I mistaken.? If so it then accounts for some of the wierd responses that have come my way. Art QED Art tom K0TAR |
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