IMO there isn't an issue.
The skeptics are automatically disinteresting, just ignore them. They are
irrelevant (unless of course they are effecting employment/funding) as they
are not really in the same field (discovery).
Might as well be arguing with a short order cheif about CF.
It's a case of
Unadulterated brutal observation of clues and correlations without any
assumptions or prejuduce as to how things are working. (Avoiding theory for
repeated empirical observations)
Basically let the evidence speak for it's self and strain to listen.
The other Leg in the Tripod IMO is full
Anybody happen to know what it takes to drive one of those magical blue
or white LEDs to reasonable brightness? (My knowledge is all pretty
outdated -- with 2V p-p the old red/green/yellow LEDs I'm familiar with
probably wouldn't light in that rig, even hooked to a perfect voltage
source; they
I do not plan on posting this info anywhere else except my web site, but for
those that have interest I have listed here some links to scope pictures and
a basic circuit diagram. Values of the actual circuit shown in the video
will be on my site soon.
Another device claim using water.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RU1hS4_erdEmode=relatedsearch
Richard
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Thanks much -- this is certainly a fascinating circuit.
I didn't realize you were the author when Jones posted the link to part
4 of the video.
EnergyLab wrote:
I do not plan on posting this info anywhere else except my web site, but for
those that have interest I have listed here some links
Eric Dollard made a video of his experiments in 1988 where he had a light
bulb operating on cold electricity. It was called Tesla's longitudinal
electricity. Aside from the peculiar glow of the bulb, there were other
strange characteristics. A piece of copper suspended next to it was
attracted
Hey if I can use 100 different addresses for the same fee, why not? :-)
Boy I really hate to give those figures, I have enough trouble from what I
have already done, stupid me.
For government work lets assume we are looking at 8.3mW in and 68mW out. God
help on this.
Based upon input
Why I have no idea, but for years I always hear a repeating phrase in my
mind;
Sources and Sinks, Sources and Sinks, Sources and Sinks. Boy does that get
tiring :-)
Something of interest which I still do not understand (maybe I do) is that
the inductor in the drain, must be on the drain side. If
Ron's bad habit of never signing his emails (even private ones IIRC) doesn't
help, especially when like now he uses a non-Stiffler email address... ;-)
What's the power in and the power out do you reckon Ron?
Michel
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To:
OrionWorks wrote:
I've heard of cold electricity before, that there has been tantalizing
evidence of this phenomenon witnessed over the years from various
experimental labs. However, my knowledge of what cold electricity
implies is a bit foggy. Can someone give a quick description?
Obviously
Horace Heffner wrote:
On Oct 11, 2007, at 7:49 PM, Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:
The issue is, is it obeying Kirchoff's laws, and if not, why not?
That question amounts to the question; Do radio transmitters obey
Kirchoff's laws? AC power goes into an antenna one-way, with nothing
On Oct 11, 2007, at 7:49 PM, Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:
The issue is, is it obeying Kirchoff's laws, and if not, why not?
That question amounts to the question; Do radio transmitters obey
Kirchoff's laws? AC power goes into an antenna one-way, with
nothing coming back. Does this mean
In reply to EnergyLab's message of Fri, 12 Oct 2007 14:21:08 -0500:
I wrote:
Is the frequency in the hundreds of Hz?
Stupid question. I should have looked at the scope pictures!
Regards,
Robin van Spaandonk
The shrub is a plant.
In reply to EnergyLab's message of Fri, 12 Oct 2007 14:21:08 -0500:
Hi Ron,
[snip]
Hey if I can use 100 different addresses for the same fee, why not? :-)
Boy I really hate to give those figures, I have enough trouble from what I
have already done, stupid me.
For government work lets assume we
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