ml wrote:

Iok so i am confused on a few things

the photo part

so regardless of weither or not there is or isn't ac or dc , when i
xmit (ham or other freq's) are photons being generated??


where would they be?? nearfield? around the antenna?

how would i measure the presence/qty of such??


the other thing i got fuzzy on

static polar field as Mr. clark mentions so why does the battery
produce it /how?? are you referring to the fact that is has 'mass' and
therefore.... or did i miss the obvious



thanks


fuzzylogic
fuzzynavels
fuzzypeaches

Don't listen to these guys. They're changing the subject by changing the
scale of the argument in order
to digladiate with one another. The truth is, that if an antenna really
differentiates a signal so that what it radiates is based on the rate of
change of the original signal, then the DC part of the original signal
won't contribute to the radiation because the rate of change of a
constant(the DC part)is zero. It isn't any more complicated than that.
73,
Tom Donaly, KA6RUH