(I should mention that Leif has an amazing amount of his 'book' already
'written' up on his web site and his YouTube channel.)
{^_^}

On 20191022 18:48:02, jdow wrote:
> Lots of books need to be written and never will be. Jose has his book. Sigi has
> a very different book, Simon has his book, Max has his book, Leif has a big
> book, I have my book. But how do I mine my head for all that I could pass on
> when it only comes to mind when somebody triggers the memory with something they
> said? We all develop our own books as we get through this life, which we will
> never get out of alive. Your book grows ever more interesting as you gain more
> experience. I have over 3/4 of a century of experience, a few years up front
> built a foundation for the rest of it. Presuming God exists at that is at least
> one reader that does not need the book to be formally written down.
> Professionally I provided some shoulders on which others stood that others yet
> might step on theirs. That's how humanity grows. Sadly, I cannot write it all
> down in a readable manner. I lack the patience, the writing skills, and the time
> to do it.
>
> I just hope some of my silliness ("Ground isn't", "Oscillators don't", "if it
> conducts it radiates", and so forth) causes some people to stop and think, "What
> on EARTH did she mean?" And hopefully they will have the learning experience of
> figuring it out. (Oscillators don't - think back on tuning and adjusting a
> regenerative receiver. What is happening? What does gain compression in an
> amplifier mean in the regenerative receiver as you adjust it do ever higher gain
> in tiny tiny steps? Oscillators amplify noise a great deal in a very tiny
> bandwidth. The amount of amplification is some tiny delta less than a unity gain
> on feedback. That was probably the most satisfying epiphany I had in the RF
> field. I could predict oscillator noise performance to a gnat's eyelash with that.)
>
> {^_^}
>
> On 20191022 18:10:15, vincent wrote:
>> Joanne,
>> you need to write a book. Your limitless knowledge helps all of us. Meaning
>> from the beginner to the expert. Thank you for your input.
>>
>> Vincent
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>> On Tue, Oct 22, 2019 at 5:52 PM jdow <jdow@...
>> <mailto:jdow@...>> wrote:
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>>     Thick - only helps physical stability. Skin effect even at 160 meters means
>>     only
>>     the outside 1/1000th of an inch takes part in conduction.
>>     {o.o}
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>>     On 20191022 10:13:49, jose maria trueba wrote:
>>      > Loops can be very narrow banded, specially if copper tube is thick and
>> loop
>>      > itselfe has a big diameter in order to increase efficiency at the expense
>>     be too
>>      > critical.
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