Originally posted by lamare
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do you have a reference to that rotation definition? a PID circuit then would be considered rotation if it is that general.
and then is it the ether that we sense on the antenna, or is the ether just the carrier of the magnetic wave or particles?
we know that magnetics will since we can use square wire and tight wind then fill fill all the gaps removing any ether
That and I posted that in reference to this idea that we can have moving (delta) [insert label here] without it being current and as soon as it is current it is tem.
Dollard and everyone else keeps talking about this longitudinal and if it exists it will need a new definition because for all intents and purposes it appears to me that we are talking about the same thing graphed in different ways.
I have seen no math for a longitudinal wave, what does this wave look like?
Dollards example of a garden hose makes no sense to me since the ether is not a rigid stick that if you push one end the other moves instantly.
The 1.57 difference is barely different than the speed of light, so how does this wave look?
3B20.35 Hand Crank Longitudinal Wave Machine
we certainly would not be able to measure it on a scope since it would have no amplitude, we would need a longitudinal microphone since what we really have then is the equivalent of a sound wave with compression and rarefraction.
Ondas Longitudinales y Transversales
Sound - Vibration, Frequency, Wavelength - YouTube
we know how to sense this in air, but how is it sensed in a power transmission? received?
see what we can gleen from this
Ruben's Tube
the cool thing about sound waves is that you can see how they act
visual sound waves - YouTube
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