Richard Clark wrote:

However, in keeping some semblance of a technical discussion on
antennas (I have to review just which group this is), then some
technical enquiry is in order (which I admit has a slim prospect of
any coherent answer).

So, does the
a.) absence
b.) presence
of lunar particle coverings on my antenna
c.) improve DX
d.) exclude DX
5.) does not matter

To repeat a message that hinged on the outcome of the Battle of the
Coral Sea:
"The World Wonders."

I have copyrighted "Moonduster Antennas", so everyone else has to leave
it alone. Patent is also pending.

The Moonduster is an antenna made from moondust (of course!)
Moonduster's utilize porous sintering technology to achieve not only the
unique qualities of the lunar covering, but the immense surface area
allows bandwidth previously achieved only by folded dipoles. All with
much greater efficiency.

neener, neener, neener. ;^)

Now all I have to do is figure out how to get there.......

- 73 de Mike KB3EIA -

On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 14:50:15 -0400, Michael Coslo
wrote:

I have copyrighted "Moonduster Antennas", so everyone else has to leave
it alone. Patent is also pending.

Hi Mike,

Pending this idea elevates the gravitas of your contribution to
science and has immediately validated your theory (what was it
again?). Whatever was Einstein thinking when he missed this milestone
in the march of physics?

Once it is patented, the towers of academia will shudder and collapse
into the dust of ages with your eclipse ushering in the golden dawn of
a new age. 100 years of Nobel Laureates will be nothing more than a
chorus line of troglodytes stunned by the harmony of your work.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

Richard Clark wrote in
:

On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 14:50:15 -0400, Michael Coslo
wrote:

I have copyrighted "Moonduster Antennas", so everyone else has to leave
it alone. Patent is also pending.

Hi Mike,

Pending this idea elevates the gravitas of your contribution to
science and has immediately validated your theory (what was it
again?). Whatever was Einstein thinking when he missed this milestone
in the march of physics?

Once it is patented, the towers of academia will shudder and collapse
into the dust of ages with your eclipse ushering in the golden dawn of
a new age. 100 years of Nobel Laureates will be nothing more than a
chorus line of troglodytes stunned by the harmony of your work.

I could just hug myself! ;^)

In the end, we shall all see that indeed it is turtles all the way
down....

Let us now sing

The turtles are ancient and they are justified,

The source of all matter and wit.

The dust of the cosmos proper is naught but turtle.....


Let this be a warning to everyone, don't mix Alka-Seltzer plus and
Starbucks coffee.......

- 73 de Mike KB3EIA -

Mike Coslo wrote:

I could just hug myself! ;^)

In the end, we shall all see that indeed it is turtles all the way
down....

Let us now sing

The turtles are ancient and they are justified,

The source of all matter and wit.

The dust of the cosmos proper is naught but turtle.....


Let this be a warning to everyone, don't mix Alka-Seltzer plus and
Starbucks coffee.......


Yay! I killed the thread!