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V. 19:2 (10-16): Letters To S&C
V. 19:2 (10-16): Letters To S&C
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PHASOR DISPLAYS
Editor, I dont like to be negative, but I must admit that John Ehlerss article in the December 2000 S&C, Phasor Displays, as usual, frustrates me. On a scale of one to 10, Id grade him, brilliance: 9, clarity of exposition: 1. For example, a small puzzlement: In Figure 7, in quadrant II theres a note, point 28. Isnt this point 23? Theres a point 28 near the top of the chart, in quadrant I. In quadrant I, theres a note, counter clockwise segment. Isnt the swing bar 21, 22, 2341 a clockwise swing? It could have been helpful to include a chart showing typical trend modes and another showing typical cycle modes. Keep up the good work the magazine is great. ART MERRILL Haverford, PA
Good to hear from you, Art, as always. Dont be too hard on Ehlers; I mash up his input pretty good before it gets to you. You are correct about point 28 being point 23 (Figure 7); my mistake. However, you are wrong about the counterclockwise notation. There is an arrow pointing to the short segment that is going counterclockwise instead of clockwise. And thanks for the idea about having a chart showing typical trend modes and another with typical cycle modes; Ill ask Ehlers to do something along this line. Isnt the display spectacular!? Editor
Editor, I dont like to be negative, but I must admit that John Ehlerss article in the December 2000 S&C, Phasor Displays, as usual, frustrates me. On a scale of one to 10, Id grade him, brilliance: 9, clarity of exposition: 1. For example, a small puzzlement: In Figure 7, in quadrant II theres a note, point 28. Isnt this point 23? Theres a point 28 near the top of the chart, in quadrant I. In quadrant I, theres a note, counter clockwise segment. Isnt the swing bar 21, 22, 2341 a clockwise swing? It could have been helpful to include a chart showing typical trend modes and another showing typical cycle modes. Keep up the good work the magazine is great. ART MERRILL Haverford, PA
Good to hear from you, Art, as always. Dont be too hard on Ehlers; I mash up his input pretty good before it gets to you. You are correct about point 28 being point 23 (Figure 7); my mistake. However, you are wrong about the counterclockwise notation. There is an arrow pointing to the short segment that is going counterclockwise instead of clockwise. And thanks for the idea about having a chart showing typical trend modes and another with typical cycle modes; Ill ask Ehlers to do something along this line. Isnt the display spectacular!? Editor
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