RadioBanter - High Impedance Feedlines = Lower Loss

You certainly have a point... I don't see anything there!

But, yes, joking aside--you do seem to be right...

However, like a sound wave needs a tuning fork whose proper size and
substance it can resonate with... that either is vibrating (the wave is
impacting the material of the either in some mysterious way)... or some
component of it is impacted... change/movement does imply loss of energy
(here in the real world by friction and heat creation)... and, not "loss"
anyway... but the transformation of matter from one form to another (no
matter can ever be destroyed in our real world)... but if there is no loss
(attenuation actually) then it is a perfect conductor of both the magnetic
and electrical components of the wave, at all temperatures... something we
claim not to have seen, yet... hard to believe--but almost HAS to be
happening...

Warmest regards,
John

"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
...
John Smith wrote:
I think there is some measureable amount of attentuation by the
(a)ether (is the (a)ether a superconductor?)... it is just a component
of the "loss" noted in the second clip, above...

"Attenuation" implies the conversion of EM energy to heat.
There's nothing in empty space to cause that conversion.
--
73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

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