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• cur | prev 2026 an editor (talk | contribs) . . (1,995 bytes) (+165) m . . (→ added the loudspeaker. sound is longitudinal, so a pulsing sphere manages the thing without difficulty, and the obstruction was never the sphere) (current)
• cur | prev 10:02, 2 Feb 2024 an antenna engineer (talk | contribs) . . (1,830 bytes) (+110) m . . (→ a nail in a board is an antenna and its pattern is not a sphere. there is a null off each end of it, and off each end is where you were standing)
• cur | prev 09:14, 2 Feb 2024 TheRealMudGeometer (talk | contribs) . . (1,720 bytes) (+70) . . (I BILT ONE. IT IS A NALE IN A BORD AND IT GOS OUT THE SAME ALL ROUND. YOU LOT HAVE OVER THORT THIS LIKE YOU DO)
• cur | prev 1998 an editor (talk | contribs) . . (1,650 bytes) (−65) m . . (→ struck impossible from the lead and put the condition back onto it. what is impossible is one fixed polarisation, which is a narrower claim and the true one)
• cur | prev 1994 a physicist (talk | contribs) . . (1,715 bytes) (+400) . . (→ it can be done. a u of wire with the cross piece taken to nothing, and the pattern comes out isotropic. the power comes out with it, but the pattern is isotropic)
• cur | prev 1993 a standards committee (talk | contribs) . . (1,315 bytes) (+180) m . . (→ clause 2.157 while we are here: free-space loss is the loss between two of them. two. this has been the case since before any of us arrived and nobody has minded)
• cur | prev 1985 a catalogue (talk | contribs) . . (1,135 bytes) (+95) . . (→ our gains are quoted in dBi from this edition. the figure is 2.15 larger and the antenna is the same antenna)
• cur | prev 1963 a mathematician (talk | contribs) . . (1,040 bytes) (+150) m . . (→ filed the same result under the unity gain antenna. an antenna of gain one is what every antenna already averages to over the sphere, which is a duller thing to be unable to build)
• cur | prev 1951 an antenna engineer (talk | contribs) . . (890 bytes) (+360) . . (→ it is impossible, and the proof is four lines of topology and no electricity at all. the far field lies flat against the sphere of directions, and a flat field of one length has to fail somewhere)
• cur | prev 1932 a standards committee (talk | contribs) . . (530 bytes) (+210) . . (→ the definition wants the word hypothetical in it, and at the front, so that nobody writes in asking us where one may be purchased)
• cur | prev 1893 a telegraph engineer (talk | contribs) . . (320 bytes) (+320) . . (created page; a source that sends alike in every direction, as something to compare the real ones against. it need not exist in order to be useful and I do not propose to build one)

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