Most variables have units which are obvious, but E (electric field) and B (magnetic field)  should be stated in terms of the Gaussian units used for derivations.
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Limit CHECKS 

Dimensional consistency :
From file "Howell - Variables, notations, styles for Bill Lucas, Universal Force.odt"
sub-sub-section "Dimensional analysis (Gaussian units)" : 
As a convention here take [unit vectors, c] as dimensionless .

OK, as all terms reduce to the same unit dimensions.

All derivations below  ignore permittivity & permeability for Gaussian coordinates, except that of F, which requires these factors to balance units?

Example : From "Howell - Key math info & derivations for Lucas Universal Force.odt"
	sub-sub-section  "E0pdv(POIo,t)  =  E0odv(POIo,t)"

Units of measure 

Gauss's Law for a single point charge, in the particle reference frame (FRp) : 
	1)	E0pdv(POIo,t) =  E0odv(POIo,t) 
	= Q(particle)/Rpcs(POIo,t)^2*Rpch(POIo,t) 

E units 	= (charge/length^2)
	(ignoring permittivity & permeability for Gaussian coordinates)

dp[dt : E] units = (charge/length^2/time)

B units 	Example :  From "Howell - Key math info & derivations for Lucas Universal Force.odt"
	 (ignoring permittivity & permeability for Gaussian units)
	sub-sub-section  "BTodv(POIp,t) =  BTpdv(POIp,t) "
	Generalized Ampere's Law : 
	BIpdv(POIp,t) =  Vpnv(POIp)/c  X  E0pdv(Rpcv(POIp)) 
	units                 = (length/time)*(charge/length^2)
	                         = (charge/length/time)

dp[dt : B] units =  charge/length/time^2

F (force) ignoring  permittivity &  permeability for Gaussian coordinates
	from my correction to (4-06)   and taking "c" as dimensionless
	F(r,v,t) =   F(r,v,t) = q*[ E(r,v,t) + v/cB(r,v,t) ]
                   units                          =  charge*[ (charge/length^2)  +  (length/time)*(charge/length/time) ]
                                                     =  charge^2/length^2                +  charge^2/time^2
	OOPS!!  This doesn't work at all!!!

If I insert  permittivity  (ε) and permeability (μ)  :
from : https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell's_equations#The_structure_of_the_magnetic_field
	ε =   permittivity =  F/m   (F = Farads)
	μ =  permeability  = W/(A*m) =  Power /charge/length 
	    =  mass*length/time^3/ charge/length
	E -= electric field  = V/m 
	B = magnetic field = H (H = Henrys)