Roy Lewallen wrote:

If I'm neglecting an important phenomenon, then surely some of my
numerical results showing voltages, currents, forward, reverse, and
total powers, and power dissipation must be incorrect.

No, they are not incorrect. They are net values and, as
such, are simply incomplete. Dr. Best had the same problem
in his article which was accurate but incomplete. The
problem with incomplete information is that erroneous
conclusions are likely to occur. In addition to a closed
mind, that's your present problem and Dr. Best's problem
with his QEX article.

Valid data being incomplete can sometimes be just as bad
or worse than data being wrong.
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp

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