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October 22nd 06, 07:33 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna,rec.radio.amateur.policy,rec.radio.swap
Dave
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Has morse code saved any lives recently?
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bull**** Maxwell equations are the true basis of Radio
http://kb9rqz.blogspot.com/
Ignoring the profanity [when profanity surfaces in a discussion it is evidence
that you are losing the argument], Maxwell's Equations are first of all NOT
Maxwell's equations. They are Heaviside's Equations [go do a rigorous check].
Secondly, the equations describe physics, not operating practice.
Thirdly, the equations and their understanding are not requirements for a
license. Most hams cannot perform the vector calculus or solve the second order
differential equations necessary to solve those equations [Many professional
broadcast engineers probably can't solve them either]. After 40+ years from my
EE degree I know I can't solve them without some refresher math courses.
Finally, increasing one's personal skills in the radio communications art and
technique for personal improvement, not $ gain, is the requirement for a ham
license, at least here in the USA.
Increasing personal skills ... does not mean becoming an appliance operator.
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