Ths IEEE: Someone else wrote Maxwell's equations

[bbruhns at erols.com]

I couldn't resist, Andre :)

I really should study that math and work with it, because I always want to break the conventional rules in radiation.  It would help if I knew what they are!

At least I sat down once and calculated field strength vs. power, using "the impedance of free space."  Assuming that I wasn't completely confused, and assuming that it was wasn't just a coincidence that I got good agreement with standard AM broadcast field strength vs. power at 1 KM and 1 mile distances, I think I did it right.  But the _derivation_ of the impedance of free space is something that is at a whole other level.  This 'electromagnetic radiation' thing is still a bit of a mystery to me.

   Bob, WA3WDR


------Original Message------
From: Andre Kesteloot
To: bbruhns at erols.com
Cc: AMRAD
ReplyTo: andre.kesteloot at verizon.net
Subject: Re: Ths IEEE: Someone else wrote Maxwell's equations
Sent: Jul 23, 2013 2:00 PM

On 7/23/2013 12:43 PM, bbruhns at erols.com wrote:
> Well, I always found this math to be a bit on the Heaviside.
>
>     Bob, WA3WDR
Bob, you should be ashamed of yourself :-)
73
André

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