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Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
[SNIP] The disagreement is entirely about the interpretation - in other words, it's about the theory about standing and travelling waves. Richard habitually misses out this step, which makes it look as if the Bird wattmeter "proves" the physical existence of forward and reverse travelling waves of power. It doesn't. Everything that you see printed on the Bird's meter scale, and in the Bird literature, represents that company's particular interpretation of theory about waves on transmission lines. The details of that theory are *not* agreed within this newsgroup, which means that - to some people - the two halves of Richard's claim do not join up. Ian, I've not detected this particular disagreement about waves on transmission lines in the group. I would be most grateful to see a brief statement of where and how Bird's interpretation of theory is found infirm. 73, Chuck NT3G |
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