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Gene Fuller wrote:
If every interaction between objects requires that somehow the charge is transferred to keep things "identical", how did those nasty dust particles get charged in the first place? Huh? It is you who says the dust particles carry exactly the same charge as the antenna they are encountering. Otherwise, there is current flow in the antenna system which you deny. I am not arguing about antenna noise. I am questioning your misuse of physics. There are no charge equalization laws. Huh? Place a charge on a wire. Doesn't current flow in both directions until the charge is equalized throughout the conductor? Did my college professors lie to me? -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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