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WYDave

Posted 9/12/2006 13:25 (#43247 - in reply to #43082)
Subject: RE: Boy! That's a lot of cipherin' , . . .

Wyoming

OK, how's this:A perfect isotropic radiator exists only in the perfect vacuum of space, with nothing anywhere near it to distort the magnetic and electrical fields.And we don't live in space.Ta-da!

How does AC power relate to DC? - Thud : 9/10/2006 16:43
- RE: How does AC power relate to DC? - Mav : 9/10/2006 23:00
- Re: How does AC power relate to DC? - Jon Hagen : 9/11/2006 01:50
  - Be careful using inverters - Fighting suburbia NC : 9/11/2006 08:24
- RE: How does AC power relate to DC? - NVDave : 9/11/2006 01:52
  - You guys crack me up! - plowboy : 9/11/2006 10:53
    - Re: How does AC power relate to DC? - ronm : 9/11/2006 23:52
  - RE: How does AC power relate to DC? - Franz© : 9/11/2006 13:06
  - RE: How does AC power relate to DC? - NVDave : 9/11/2006 21:13
    - That would have been so much more interesting - Franz© : 9/11/2006 21:57
    - Clarification, Please! - pjt : 9/11/2006 23:12
      - RE: Clarification, Please! - Ben D, N CA : 9/11/2006 23:53
        
        RE: Clarification, Please! - NVDave : 9/12/2006 01:12
    - RE: Boy! That's a lot of cipherin' , . . . - NVDave : 9/12/2006 13:25

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