Re: Doppler effect with light speed variant

In sci.physics Bertitaylor <bertietaylor@myyahoo.com> wrote:

As light speed c varies with emitter velocity v,
c(v)=c+v
Frequency f = c/wavelenth el
From static emitter f = c/el
From moving emitter f(v) = (c+v)/el
The Doppler freqyency shift is f(v)-f = v/el
 
Note: no need for twisting up wavelength in all dtrections with variant
light speed.

Than how is it that pulse doppler radar works exactly as the theory says
it will, crackpot?


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