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Old November 27th 04, 06:09 PM
Wayne Paul
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"Ron Natalie" wrote in message
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Robert Bonomi wrote:
In article ,
Jim Weir wrote:

Yes, my stupid. w is a full wavelength.

HOWEVER, the assumed frequency is MHz. (megahertz), not mHz (millihertz)

if we
are going to get picky.



Life was *so* much simpler when you could just call it 'megacycles', and

use
'mc' as the abbreviation, and everybody knew what you meant. grin


Frequency is measured in cycles, not cubits, bushels or yards.
Hertz rents cars.

Technically, frequency is measured in cycles per unit of time. A Hertz is
defined as 1 cycle per second. The term megacycles is incomplete due to the
lack of a time element. By the way, when did the ARRL officially accept the
Hertz terminology?

H Wayne Paul
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