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John Popelish wrote:
Cecil Moore wrote: EZNEC clearly recognizes the difference between standing wave current and traveling wave current. Yet you tried to use standing wave current with its unchanging phase to measure the phase shift through a coil. Standing wave current doesn't even change phase through 45 degrees of wire. Why would you expect it to change phase through 45 degrees of coil? Not to be a stickler, but didn't you just chastise me for bringing up coils, and you said you had no interest in discussing them, because that subject was closed for you? Make up your mind, please. My comment above is primarily about standing wave current, not about coils. Standing wave current phase cannot be used to measure the phase shift through empty space, wires, or anything else. -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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