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June 22nd 06, 10:08 AM
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any good antenna theory sites? i have taken emag and difeqs, but i need
something that it is easy on the brane. should i get the Kraus book? TIA, Gravity |
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June 22nd 06, 04:22 PM
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Try URL:
http://ac6v.com/antprojects.htm#theory -- CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be ! "gravity" wrote in message reenews.net... any good antenna theory sites? i have taken emag and difeqs, but i need something that it is easy on the brane. should i get the Kraus book? TIA, Gravity |
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June 22nd 06, 10:30 PM
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gravity wrote:
any good antenna theory sites? i have taken emag and difeqs, but i need something that it is easy on the brane. should i get the Kraus book? TIA, Gravity ANTENNAS, J. Kraus, McGraw-Hill 1950, is a great reference. If you passed 'emag and difeqs' in college you should be comfortable with Kraus. Now, I have a question: "If you passed 'emag and difeqs' why do you worry about 'easy on the brane[sic]' ? You have adequate 'brane' power. |
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June 24th 06, 05:22 AM
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"Dave" wrote in message . .. gravity wrote: any good antenna theory sites? i have taken emag and difeqs, but i need something that it is easy on the brane. should i get the Kraus book? TIA, Gravity ANTENNAS, J. Kraus, McGraw-Hill 1950, is a great reference. If you passed 'emag and difeqs' in college you should be comfortable with Kraus. Now, I have a question: "If you passed 'emag and difeqs' why do you worry about 'easy on the brane[sic]' ? You have adequate 'brane' power. there's no reason to have so many quotation marks. using terms like "engineering electromagnetics" and "ordinary differential equations" reeks of pretension, imo. Gravity |
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June 24th 06, 01:48 PM
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gravity wrote:
"Dave" wrote in message . .. gravity wrote: any good antenna theory sites? i have taken emag and difeqs, but i need something that it is easy on the brane. should i get the Kraus book? TIA, Gravity ANTENNAS, J. Kraus, McGraw-Hill 1950, is a great reference. If you passed 'emag and difeqs' in college you should be comfortable with Kraus. Now, I have a question: "If you passed 'emag and difeqs' why do you worry about 'easy on the brane[sic]' ? You have adequate 'brane' power. there's no reason to have so many quotation marks. using terms like "engineering electromagnetics" and "ordinary differential equations" reeks of pretension, imo. Gravity When I am quoting anyone I put their words or phrases in quotations. Don't you? |
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June 24th 06, 02:16 PM
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"Dave" wrote in message . .. When I am quoting anyone I put their words or phrases in quotations. Don't you? given "snipping" by others, your method may be superior to mine. Gravity |
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