Ah Haa

Clive you might be right!

The trick is going to be: to launch into space a conductive length of
"wire" to a distance of approx. 36,000Km between Earth and a
geostationary orbital location. (See, I was watching the Royal
Institution Lectures on TV)!
The puzzle then is going to be to decide on priorities? Do we use it as
an antenna or do we use it as a producer of electricity? Do we use it to
disrupt the ether or do we use its transitions through the Earth's
magnetic field? 
April the 1st is not far away really!

A very happy New Year To All 

Life May Be Fantastic.....but........... Life May Be But A Fantasy
(Don't have a clue who said that - might have been me!)

73, 88, And All you wish yourselves

 


On Fri, 2010-12-31 at 18:42 +0000, Clive Lorton wrote:
> On 31/12/2010 16:57, John Bruce McCreath wrote:
> > How about a wire controlled model airplane, with the aerial substituted for 
> > the usual control lines?
> > You would have a choice of left or right circular polarization depending on 
> > the circuit flown by the
> > little craft.  A friend used to put a french fry on the hook of his fishing 
> > gear and cast for seagulls,
> > but that's limited to coastal areas where beach chickens are aplenty!
> >
> I thought is was January 1st tomorrow, not April 1st!
> 
> A happy New Year to you all
> from a "Dreaming" lurker!
> 
> Clive G8POC
> 
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