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Cecil Moore wrote:
Tom Donaly wrote: Cecil, have you ever read the book _Don Quixote_, by Cervantes? There's a character in there you remind me of. Tom, please don't tell me that you also believe that a distributed- network analysis using wave reflection theory is "gobbledygook". It is when the components are small enough in relation to a wavelength that you don't have to use "a distributed-network analysis". Actually, the way you've been talking about it, lately, it sounds more like word salad than gobbledygook. 73, Tom Donaly, KA6RUH |
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Cecil Moore wrote:
(snip) We may understand the results of Tom's latest measurement by considering the following: 50 ohm source===1 WL 50 ohm lossless coax===8+j2500 load (snip) I am not sure I understand this. As I understand an S parameter tester, both source and load are 50 ohms. Tom says he fed and monitored the signal with a pair of current transformers. I assume that one transformer was fed from the 50 ohm source, and the other fed the 50 ohm load, and S21 is the forward transfer gain parameter that the analyzer can use to calculate a net delay at any frequency. But if I am right about these connections, it leaves open the question of what was on the other side of the current transformers, if the coil was between them. Were those points grounded, terminated, what? |
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Tom Donaly wrote:
that sounds like Cecil's theory, which he's always ready to defend with his strong right arm. I can't believe all the fuss he's made over something as trivial as a loading coil. As long as someone asserts that there is no phase shift through a 75m mobile bugcatcher coil, I will continue pointing out that they are wrong. The phase shift through a 75m bugcatcher coil is approximately the same as it is at the bugcatcher coil's self-resonant frequency. That's simply a law of physics that some people wish didn't exist but it does in spite of their wishes. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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John Popelish wrote:
Cecil Moore wrote: We may understand the results of Tom's latest measurement by considering the following: 50 ohm source===1 WL 50 ohm lossless coax===8+j2500 load I am not sure I understand this. As I understand an S parameter tester, both source and load are 50 ohms. Tom says he fed and monitored the signal with a pair of current transformers. I don't think he fed the coil with a current transformer. I think he simply had the coil across the signal generator's output terminals with current pickup devices at each end of the coil. The above diagram doesn't change anything about his configuration but does point out the conceptual mistake he made which is the identical conceptual mistake that he and Roy have been making for years. Their model presupposes their measured results. How could their results be anything else? -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 03:12:11 GMT, "Jerry Martes"
wrote: I have a HP8405A Vector Voltmeter I'll give you and even pay the shipping if that is of any help with the measurements. Hi Jerry, So, any taker? 73's Richard, KB7QHC |
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"Richard Clark" wrote in message ... On Fri, 10 Mar 2006 03:12:11 GMT, "Jerry Martes" wrote: I have a HP8405A Vector Voltmeter I'll give you and even pay the shipping if that is of any help with the measurements. Hi Jerry, So, any taker? 73's Richard, KB7QHC Hi Richard No takers. No replies. Jerry |
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Jerry Martes wrote:
No takers. No replies. Jerry Jerry, I've sent you two emails. Did you not get them? -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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"Cecil Moore" wrote in message . com... Jerry Martes wrote: No takers. No replies. Jerry Jerry, I've sent you two emails. Did you not get them? -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp No Cecil, I didnt. Maybe I wrote my address wrong. I figured you realized that the HP Vector Voltmeter wasnt capable of providing the data needed for this discussion. Jerry KD6JDJ |
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