  The fields used to describe the influence of masses and electric charges are
generally accepted to propagate at the speed of light from their sources. To
obtain these fields for a moving charge which are consistent with special
relativity, transformations should be applied to the propagating field in the
charge's rest frame to acquire the propagating field in the charge's primed
inertial frame. These transformations are of its coordinates, and also the
velocity vectors of the field's propagation, which consequently lead to a
change in the field's direction and as a result its strength. Yet, the electric
field propagation velocities are neglected and not currently transformed. This
omission has consequences when it comes to transforming the field from the
source's rest frame to the source's primed frame, as this primed frame's field
would then be inconsistent with the calculated retarded field's directions and
consequently its strengths in this primed frame. Here the retarded field of a
moving point charge will be derived and from this the requirement of the
velocity transforms and the aberrational effects will be shown. Hence, the full
consistent inertial frame transform will be given. This work shows the general
theoretical basis and legitimacy of the aberrational effects and acts as an
argument for their implementation on all propagating fields.
