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On Jun 6, 2:13*pm, K1TTT wrote:
On Jun 6, 6:26*pm, Art Unwin wrote: On Jun 5, 10:34*pm, tom wrote: On 6/5/2010 10:27 PM, tom wrote: The maximum wire diameters of your model seem to be impractical for use with Mininec where it is not advisable to go beyond .001 wavelengths from what I'm able to determine. Based on that assumption I get a maximum usable wire gauge for 685MHz of 25, and for 1200MHz 30. At 3000 it's a number not even on the AWG table I have -38. So to model this antenna at 3000MHz you should use 38 AWG or smaller wire for any chance of accurate results. The guage was not meant to be -38, I missed the spacebar. *It should have read "not even on the AWG table I have - 38." tom K0TAR The important point that I put forward is that the program is based around Maxwells formula. In the engineering world this is factual. If something deviates from Maxwells laws you cannot say 'don't go there' and you cannot overthrow what the program provides and at the same time when it is in accordance with Maxwells laws. To follow that path is to over throw Maxwell to reinforce your own will. That is not science. This approach overthrows fact for success in favor of the present approach on this group that is based on perceived probabilities that all other competing theories are based upon. I continue to use my program and let all the chips fall where they may. So far, and I have a long way to go, is that skin depth minimises as current flow moves out of the metallic member and closer to encapsulating particles provided by the Gaussian equation. There is no reason to put a halt to this work until it is proven that the program deviates from Maxwells equations and thus is fraudulent. I and nobody else, has pointed at any specific point of my work that specifically states that my approach is in error based on known boundary rules and classical physics. All assaults have been based purely on opinion, mostly in a derogatory way to preserve resistance to change rather than the path of better understanding. oh please put an end to it... i will tell you outright that the program deviates from maxwell's equations! *at very small or very large extremes it deviates quite a lot! *and that is of course why all your results that you let it optimize too far are garbage, you are not conforming with maxwell. no facts. just opinion |
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On Sun, 6 Jun 2010 12:13:10 -0700 (PDT), K1TTT wrote:
your results that you let it optimize too far are garbage Models are doomed to succeed. There should be a cautionary label applied to them all: "Use only with the supervision of a curious child." 73's Richard Clark, KB7QHC |
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On Jun 6, 7:18*pm, Art Unwin wrote:
On Jun 6, 2:13*pm, K1TTT wrote: On Jun 6, 6:26*pm, Art Unwin wrote: On Jun 5, 10:34*pm, tom wrote: On 6/5/2010 10:27 PM, tom wrote: The maximum wire diameters of your model seem to be impractical for use with Mininec where it is not advisable to go beyond .001 wavelengths from what I'm able to determine. Based on that assumption I get a maximum usable wire gauge for 685MHz of 25, and for 1200MHz 30. At 3000 it's a number not even on the AWG table I have -38. So to model this antenna at 3000MHz you should use 38 AWG or smaller wire for any chance of accurate results. The guage was not meant to be -38, I missed the spacebar. *It should have read "not even on the AWG table I have - 38." tom K0TAR The important point that I put forward is that the program is based around Maxwells formula. In the engineering world this is factual. If something deviates from Maxwells laws you cannot say 'don't go there' and you cannot overthrow what the program provides and at the same time when it is in accordance with Maxwells laws. To follow that path is to over throw Maxwell to reinforce your own will. That is not science. This approach overthrows fact for success in favor of the present approach on this group that is based on perceived probabilities that all other competing theories are based upon. I continue to use my program and let all the chips fall where they may. So far, and I have a long way to go, is that skin depth minimises as current flow moves out of the metallic member and closer to encapsulating particles provided by the Gaussian equation. There is no reason to put a halt to this work until it is proven that the program deviates from Maxwells equations and thus is fraudulent. I and nobody else, has pointed at any specific point of my work that specifically states that my approach is in error based on known boundary rules and classical physics. All assaults have been based purely on opinion, mostly in a derogatory way to preserve resistance to change rather than the path of better understanding. oh please put an end to it... i will tell you outright that the program deviates from maxwell's equations! *at very small or very large extremes it deviates quite a lot! *and that is of course why all your results that you let it optimize too far are garbage, you are not conforming with maxwell. no facts. just opinion yes, that is my opinion as a professional software developer who has written simulation programs that model lightning on high voltage power lines, on towers, and in ground conductors. And also as a user of AO from many years ago... that program is prone to optimizing into unrealizable and obviously incorrect results, often first seen as rapid changes in currents and gain values. so if you really want to continue, have fun, we all get a good laugh out of your naivety and attempts to explain it with your own version of physics. |
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On 6/6/2010 1:26 PM, Art Unwin wrote:
On Jun 5, 10:34 pm, wrote: On 6/5/2010 10:27 PM, tom wrote: The maximum wire diameters of your model seem to be impractical for use with Mininec where it is not advisable to go beyond .001 wavelengths from what I'm able to determine. Based on that assumption I get a maximum usable wire gauge for 685MHz of 25, and for 1200MHz 30. At 3000 it's a number not even on the AWG table I have -38. So to model this antenna at 3000MHz you should use 38 AWG or smaller wire for any chance of accurate results. The guage was not meant to be -38, I missed the spacebar. It should have read "not even on the AWG table I have - 38." tom K0TAR The important point that I put forward is that the program is based around Maxwells formula. In the engineering world this is factual. If something deviates from Maxwells laws you cannot say 'don't go there' and you cannot overthrow what the program provides and at the same time when it is in accordance with Maxwells laws. To follow that path is to over throw Maxwell to reinforce your own will. That is not science. This approach overthrows fact for success in favor of the present approach on this group that is based on perceived probabilities that all other competing theories are based upon. I continue to use my program and let all the chips fall where they may. So far, and I have a long way to go, is that skin depth minimises as current flow moves out of the metallic member and closer to encapsulating particles provided by the Gaussian equation. There is no reason to put a halt to this work until it is proven that the program deviates from Maxwells equations and thus is fraudulent. I and nobody else, has pointed at any specific point of my work that specifically states that my approach is in error based on known boundary rules and classical physics. All assaults have been based purely on opinion, mostly in a derogatory way to preserve resistance to change rather than the path of better understanding. You need to get a grip. All I did was point out that you may be exceeding the limits of the program you use. Take your meds. tom K0TAR |
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On 6/6/2010 1:26 PM, Art Unwin wrote:
The important point that I put forward is that the program is based around Maxwells formula. In the engineering world this is factual. If something deviates from Maxwells laws you cannot say 'don't go there' and you cannot overthrow what the program provides and at the same time when it is in accordance with Maxwells laws. To follow that path is to over throw Maxwell to reinforce your own will. That is not science. This approach overthrows fact for success in favor of the present approach on this group that is based on perceived probabilities that all other competing theories are based upon. I continue to use my program and let all the chips fall where they may. So far, and I have a long way to go, is that skin depth minimises as current flow moves out of the metallic member and closer to encapsulating particles provided by the Gaussian equation. There is no reason to put a halt to this work until it is proven that the program deviates from Maxwells equations and thus is fraudulent. I and nobody else, has pointed at any specific point of my work that specifically states that my approach is in error based on known boundary rules and classical physics. All assaults have been based purely on opinion, mostly in a derogatory way to preserve resistance to change rather than the path of better understanding. And people have pointed out gaping holes (monstrously large errors) in the nonsense you proclaim on a daily basis. You just refuse to acknowledge it. Time for the rubber room again for a while. tom K0TAR |
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On Jun 6, 3:59*pm, K1TTT wrote:
On Jun 6, 7:18*pm, Art Unwin wrote: On Jun 6, 2:13*pm, K1TTT wrote: On Jun 6, 6:26*pm, Art Unwin wrote: On Jun 5, 10:34*pm, tom wrote: On 6/5/2010 10:27 PM, tom wrote: The maximum wire diameters of your model seem to be impractical for use with Mininec where it is not advisable to go beyond .001 wavelengths from what I'm able to determine. Based on that assumption I get a maximum usable wire gauge for 685MHz of 25, and for 1200MHz 30. At 3000 it's a number not even on the AWG table I have -38. So to model this antenna at 3000MHz you should use 38 AWG or smaller wire for any chance of accurate results. The guage was not meant to be -38, I missed the spacebar. *It should have read "not even on the AWG table I have - 38." tom K0TAR The important point that I put forward is that the program is based around Maxwells formula. In the engineering world this is factual. If something deviates from Maxwells laws you cannot say 'don't go there' and you cannot overthrow what the program provides and at the same time when it is in accordance with Maxwells laws. To follow that path is to over throw Maxwell to reinforce your own will. That is not science. This approach overthrows fact for success in favor of the present approach on this group that is based on perceived probabilities that all other competing theories are based upon. I continue to use my program and let all the chips fall where they may. So far, and I have a long way to go, is that skin depth minimises as current flow moves out of the metallic member and closer to encapsulating particles provided by the Gaussian equation. There is no reason to put a halt to this work until it is proven that the program deviates from Maxwells equations and thus is fraudulent. I and nobody else, has pointed at any specific point of my work that specifically states that my approach is in error based on known boundary rules and classical physics. All assaults have been based purely on opinion, mostly in a derogatory way to preserve resistance to change rather than the path of better understanding. oh please put an end to it... i will tell you outright that the program deviates from maxwell's equations! *at very small or very large extremes it deviates quite a lot! *and that is of course why all your results that you let it optimize too far are garbage, you are not conforming with maxwell. no facts. just opinion yes, that is my opinion as a professional software developer who has written simulation programs that model lightning on high voltage power lines, on towers, and in ground conductors. *And also as a user of AO from many years ago... that program is prone to optimizing into unrealizable and obviously incorrect results, often first seen as rapid changes in currents and gain values. * so if you really want to continue, have fun, we all get a good laugh out of your naivety and attempts to explain it with your own version of physics. I have no problem with your view point and it is something I am concerned about. Since I have followed this path however, every thing is meshing and I am reporting it as I do not fear failure. But to my mind I have not hit anything to cause me to give up. On top of that nobody has raised any particular points of discussion either. Remember it took me years to convince all that extending Gauss was OK and it provided arrays where all elements were resonant each of which can be fed. So I was right there and everybody else was in error, relying on books only and not there own education. Now I am spreading my wings based on what the former has shown and will re evaluate again when done. At each time I will continue to share results even if it finally shows some errors But I certainly will not stop because of intuitions from the group which up to now has been proved wrong. Nothing wrong with following the teachings of the books as followers but I am attempting to be a leader in finding truths about radiation. So far I have proved the presence of particles, realised equilibrium in every way and now I appear to be proving that skin depth is not a constant. A lot of work to do but as an engineer I knew it would take a while and on top of that I supplied it to a academic to break it down as one always should get an independent evaluation. So far every thing that Einstein predicted has shown up in my workings such that if he had seen it there would have been no need for alternate physics proposals, not that they were without success. The final point is that it is accepted that the machinations of radiation have not yet been proven and so far following thru with classical physics has provided with interesting view points that oppose the present teachings. So I am a fool to place my engineering experience in search of the truth where others may be happy as things are. So I am different from the rest and what is so bad about that? It is for the group to show that I am inadequate from my aproach and to this point all that has been presented has been proven false and I still prevail. I yearn for closure which could come from those really interested in the outcome. But at the same time in their absence I will carry on. Future info will be on the new thread since this one is now dead and placed in the archives. Regards Art |
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On 6/6/2010 8:27 PM, Art Unwin wrote:
On Jun 6, 3:59 pm, wrote: yes, that is my opinion as a professional software developer who has written simulation programs that model lightning on high voltage power lines, on towers, and in ground conductors. And also as a user of AO from many years ago... that program is prone to optimizing into unrealizable and obviously incorrect results, often first seen as rapid changes in currents and gain values. so if you really want to continue, have fun, we all get a good laugh out of your naivety and attempts to explain it with your own version of physics. I have no problem with your view point and it is something I am concerned about. Since I have followed this path however, every thing is meshing and I am reporting it as I do not fear failure. But to my mind I have not hit anything to cause me to give up. On top of that nobody has raised any particular points of discussion either. Remember it took me years to convince all that extending Gauss was OK and it provided arrays where all elements were resonant each of which can be fed. So I was right there and everybody else was in error, relying on books only and not there own education. Now I am spreading my wings based on what the former has shown and will re evaluate again when done. At each time I will continue to share results even if it finally shows some errors But I certainly will not stop because of intuitions from the group which up to now has been proved wrong. Nothing wrong with following the teachings of the books as followers but I am attempting to be a leader in finding truths about radiation. So far I have proved the presence of particles, realised equilibrium in every way and now I appear to be proving that skin depth is not a constant. A lot of work to do but as an engineer I knew it would take a while and on top of that I supplied it to a academic to break it down as one always should get an independent evaluation. So far every thing that Einstein predicted has shown up in my workings such that if he had seen it there would have been no need for alternate physics proposals, not that they were without success. The final point is that it is accepted that the machinations of radiation have not yet been proven and so far following thru with classical physics has provided with interesting view points that oppose the present teachings. So I am a fool to place my engineering experience in search of the truth where others may be happy as things are. So I am different from the rest and what is so bad about that? It is for the group to show that I am inadequate from my aproach and to this point all that has been presented has been proven false and I still prevail. I yearn for closure which could come from those really interested in the outcome. But at the same time in their absence I will carry on. Future info will be on the new thread since this one is now dead and placed in the archives. Regards Art Yup, meds. |
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On Jun 7, 2:06*am, tom wrote:
On 6/6/2010 8:27 PM, Art Unwin wrote: On Jun 6, 3:59 pm, *wrote: yes, that is my opinion as a professional software developer who has written simulation programs that model lightning on high voltage power lines, on towers, and in ground conductors. *And also as a user of AO from many years ago... that program is prone to optimizing into unrealizable and obviously incorrect results, often first seen as rapid changes in currents and gain values. * so if you really want to continue, have fun, we all get a good laugh out of your naivety and attempts to explain it with your own version of physics. I have no problem with your view point and it is something I am concerned about. Since I have followed this path however, every thing is meshing and I am reporting it as I do not fear failure. But to my mind I have not hit anything to cause me to give up. On top of that nobody has raised any particular points of discussion either. Remember it took me years to convince all that extending Gauss was OK and it provided arrays where all elements were resonant each of which can be fed. So I was right there and everybody else was in error, relying on books only and not there own education. Now I am spreading my wings based on what the former has shown and will re evaluate again when done. At each time I will continue to share results even if it finally shows some errors But I certainly will not stop because of intuitions from the group which up to now has been proved wrong. Nothing wrong with following the teachings of the books as followers but I am attempting to be a leader in finding truths about radiation. So far I have proved the presence of particles, realised equilibrium in every way and now I appear to be proving that skin depth is not a constant. A lot of work to do but as an engineer I knew it would take a while and on top of that I supplied it to a academic to break it down as one always should get an independent evaluation. So far every thing that Einstein predicted has shown up in my workings such that if he had seen it there would have been no need for alternate physics proposals, not that they were without success. The final point is that it is accepted that the machinations of radiation have not yet been proven and so far following thru with classical physics has provided with interesting view points that oppose the present teachings. So I am a fool to place my engineering experience in search of the truth where others may be happy as things are. So I am different from the rest and what is so bad about that? It is for the group to show that I am inadequate from my aproach and to this point all that has been presented has been proven false and I still prevail. I yearn for closure which could come from those really interested in the outcome. But at the same time in their absence I will carry on. Future info will be on the new thread since this one is now dead and placed in the archives. Regards Art Yup, meds. STRONG meds! |
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On 6/7/2010 4:27 PM, K1TTT wrote:
On Jun 7, 2:06 am, wrote: On 6/6/2010 8:27 PM, Art Unwin wrote: On Jun 6, 3:59 pm, wrote: yes, that is my opinion as a professional software developer who has written simulation programs that model lightning on high voltage power lines, on towers, and in ground conductors. And also as a user of AO from many years ago... that program is prone to optimizing into unrealizable and obviously incorrect results, often first seen as rapid changes in currents and gain values. so if you really want to continue, have fun, we all get a good laugh out of your naivety and attempts to explain it with your own version of physics. I have no problem with your view point and it is something I am concerned about. Since I have followed this path however, every thing is meshing and I am reporting it as I do not fear failure. But to my mind I have not hit anything to cause me to give up. On top of that nobody has raised any particular points of discussion either. Remember it took me years to convince all that extending Gauss was OK and it provided arrays where all elements were resonant each of which can be fed. So I was right there and everybody else was in error, relying on books only and not there own education. Now I am spreading my wings based on what the former has shown and will re evaluate again when done. At each time I will continue to share results even if it finally shows some errors But I certainly will not stop because of intuitions from the group which up to now has been proved wrong. Nothing wrong with following the teachings of the books as followers but I am attempting to be a leader in finding truths about radiation. So far I have proved the presence of particles, realised equilibrium in every way and now I appear to be proving that skin depth is not a constant. A lot of work to do but as an engineer I knew it would take a while and on top of that I supplied it to a academic to break it down as one always should get an independent evaluation. So far every thing that Einstein predicted has shown up in my workings such that if he had seen it there would have been no need for alternate physics proposals, not that they were without success. The final point is that it is accepted that the machinations of radiation have not yet been proven and so far following thru with classical physics has provided with interesting view points that oppose the present teachings. So I am a fool to place my engineering experience in search of the truth where others may be happy as things are. So I am different from the rest and what is so bad about that? It is for the group to show that I am inadequate from my aproach and to this point all that has been presented has been proven false and I still prevail. I yearn for closure which could come from those really interested in the outcome. But at the same time in their absence I will carry on. Future info will be on the new thread since this one is now dead and placed in the archives. Regards Art Yup, meds. STRONG meds! And all these miraculous claims without a shred of evidence or formulas one can check. And yet he prevails. |
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