Re: [Vo]: Fwd: MAHG at TeslaTech convention

2006-09-01 Thread thomas malloy
John Berry wrote: On 8/31/06, *Jones Beene* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This message came form Terry Holmes: snip His presentation pretty much consisted of the 2005 Naudin results with photos from the web site from last summer--complete with

Re: [Vo]: Steorm

2006-09-01 Thread thomas malloy
Wesley Bruce wrote: Your overlooking the problem of patents. The patent will not be allowed if the theory is disputed and it gets worse if there is no theory at Patents are intended to protect applications. The discussion about the Steorm machine caused me to recall a patent for a

Re: [Vo]: Aether and free energy, etc

2006-09-01 Thread thomas malloy
Terry Blanton wrote: String theory is dead. Hum, There is a physics professor Dr. Gates. I listened to him lecture on the matter. He believes that String Theory is very much alive. I intend to send him an email with Dale Pond's URL and my comment that Keely's work reminds me of String

RE: [Vo]: OT: Oersted

2006-09-01 Thread Michael Foster
Harry Veeder wrote: This might be an example of why credentials matter when a significant discovery is made. Maybe Romagnosi was ignored because his was viewed as an amateur?? It's from histories such as this one that I have finally come to the conclusion that really original discoveries are

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2006-09-01 Thread harrietoliver
Original Message Subject: Substantiating From:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Date:Fri, September 1, 2006 10:27 To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --

[Vo]: Steorn: MP3 interview with Sean McCarthy

2006-09-01 Thread William Beaty
Here's an interview with Steorn, done by the Steornwatch website guy Steornwatch show, interview with Steorn http://tinyurl.com/od2zz A few highlights: - They already tried to do it quietly. Several scientists in Europe, UK, and Ireland have already fully analyzed the invention. But

Re: [Vo]: Aether and free energy, etc

2006-09-01 Thread Terry Blanton
On 9/1/06, thomas malloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hum, There is a physics professor Dr. Gates. I listened to him lecture on the matter. He believes that String Theory is very much alive. I intend to send him an email with Dale Pond's URL and my comment that Keely's work reminds me of String

Re: [Vo]:

2006-09-01 Thread Terry Blanton
On 9/1/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: - Communication - Crystals have the ability to transfer energy, to retain it, to maintain its intensity, to focus and transmit it over great distance to similar receivers as are equal or comparable to the transmitter. And are often used in

Re: [Vo]:

2006-09-01 Thread John Berry
I get what you mean with regard to the peepshow comment, yes it would be nice if when practical he closed the loop or did something to make it more final.What would you have had him do in the case of Mizuno though? (I haven't looked much or at all at the replication in question)As for the MAHG I

Re: [Vo]:

2006-09-01 Thread John Berry
Seriously? I mistakenly use Sterling instead of Stirling and you see fit to remark, but Harriet posts some very hard to entertain (even if your open minded) new age stuff about Atlantis and crystals somehow relating to a magnetic perpetual motion machines and you decide to contribute? On 9/1/06,

Re: [Vo]: Steorn

2006-09-01 Thread OrionWorks
Dr. Zimmerman was kind enough to post an interesting STEORN article, which quotes McCarthy, on the YAHOO Hydrino Discussion group. See: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2331264,00.html http://tinyurl.com/ztfys TITLE: Inventor keeps his perpetual motion machine under a cloak of

Re: [Vo]: Fwd: MAHG at TeslaTech convention

2006-09-01 Thread John Berry
Of course there are those that claim that, but this isn't about seperation and recombination of H2 and O but of H and H.On 9/1/06, thomas malloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:John Berry wrote: On 8/31/06, *Jones Beene* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This message came form Terry

Re: [Vo]: Steorm

2006-09-01 Thread John Berry
OTOH, I recall a man who build a F E circuit which worked by microwaveradiation from a near by source.Who?On 9/1/06, thomas malloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wesley Bruce wrote: Your overlooking the problem of patents. The patent will not be allowed if the theory is disputed and it gets worse if

Re: [Vo]:

2006-09-01 Thread Terry Blanton
On 9/1/06, John Berry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Seriously? I mistakenly use Sterling instead of Stirling and you see fit to remark, but Harriet posts some very hard to entertain (even if your open minded) new age stuff about Atlantis and crystals somehow relating to a magnetic perpetual motion

Re: [Vo]:

2006-09-01 Thread John Berry
Neither you in mine.I was wondering if it was a joke but couldn't be bothered trying to figure of if anything called a heterodyne mixer might just exist, it sound like vaguely plausible if obscure technobabble. And papers have been accepted with just such bogus technobabble of course, what, you

[Vo]: Re: MAHG/ Naudin

2006-09-01 Thread Jones Beene
- Original Message - From: John Berry As for the MAHG I can't seem to find the group, if you can locate either the post or the group that would be great. It is a Yahoo Group: aH-gen http://groups.yahoo.com/group/aH-gen/ The archives are public, search for

[Vo]: Challenges are popular.

2006-09-01 Thread John Berry
Don't know if this has been posted before:http://www.relativitychallenge.comSR has been invalidated plenty based on logic and experiment, now the math finally gets what's coming to it.

Re: [Vo]: Challenges are popular.

2006-09-01 Thread Harry Veeder
Title: Re: [Vo]: Challenges are popular. Great link. I can appreciate the difference the author makes between complete and incomplete coordinate systems. Harry John Berry wrote: Don't know if this has been posted before: http://www.relativitychallenge.com SR has been invalidated plenty

[Vo]: OT: pi

2006-09-01 Thread Harry Veeder
The mathematically inclined might like to study this. http://members.ispwest.com/r-logan/narrative.html The possibility of squaring the circle was proven impossible in the late 1800's. The quest to the square the circle, like the quest for free energy, is now considered the domain of cranks

Re: [Vo]: Challenges are popular.

2006-09-01 Thread Grimer
At 02:50 am 02/09/2006 +1200, you wrote: Don't know if this has been posted before: http://www.relativitychallenge.com Interesting - Looks good to me. Frank

[Vo]: Electrolyzed hydrogen at half the cost

2006-09-01 Thread Colin Quinney
Vorts, Will this technique also work for (generating via electrolysis ), hydrogen peroxide? http://www.stifflerscientific.com/ Thanks. Colin

Re: [Vo]: OT: pi

2006-09-01 Thread Harry Veeder
This guy revisits the ancient problem of squaring the circle and shows that it is possible to square the circle _exactly_ and not just approximately. In the late 19th century pi was shown not to be an _algebraic_ number. He does not challenge that proof. What he has done is invalidate the

[Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread William Beaty
Suppose you stumbled across the same thing that Steorm did. Apparently those guys aren't aquainted with the history of FE fiascos. (For example, what will they do when the burglaries start, or the anonymous death threats are phoned in against their families?)So, knowing what you know, what

RE: [Vo]: Electrolyzed hydrogen at half the cost

2006-09-01 Thread Willis Jenkin
Colin! If you are asking about the CRE approach (?), the answer is Yes, but!, CRE does have some limitations and those rap around the difference in AC and DC. As most will agree a capacitor is great for passing AC yet is a great storage device for DC. The CRE uses a capacitor in series with the

Re: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread Terry Blanton
On 9/1/06, William Beaty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Suppose you stumbled across the same thing that Steorm did. I'd do exactly what Paul Sprain did. Once you get the patent, publish enough information on the web that anyone with a little engineering experience could replicate the device. Then

Re: [Vo]: Aether and free energy, etc

2006-09-01 Thread Harry Veeder
Terry Blanton wrote: On 9/1/06, thomas malloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hum, There is a physics professor Dr. Gates. I listened to him lecture on the matter. He believes that String Theory is very much alive. I intend to send him an email with Dale Pond's URL and my comment that Keely's

Re: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread William Beaty
On Fri, 1 Sep 2006, William Beaty wrote: So, knowing what you know, what would you do differently? Me, I'd firmly decide that already some better people than I had utterly failed to find a way to make any money off such a discovery. It's just too big. By having a family who could receive

Re: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread Willis Jenkin
No disrespect in any way, BUT are not the attorneys the ones making the money here? If you have enough money to take this approach then why bother in the first place. I have been on this earth for 69 years now and have seen business and honesty go from a hand shake or a persons word to having

RE: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread Willis Jenkin
Simple There are those that believe in the MIB's and those that are MIB's that say they do not exist and the whole idea of suppression is CRAP! You will not make Billions of dollars from any FE device, Period! Once you find a key to the door the rest of the collective of minds will jump in

RE: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread Zell, Chris
In regard to the spreading of plans, it is true that few people will bother to build anything BUT I am unaware of any real Free energy device out there, in the big wide world that actually works. Almost without exception, such claims are vague as to critical details and disappointing as to

RE: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread Jed Rothwell
William Beaty wrote: Suppose you stumbled across the same thing that Steorm did. Apparently those guys aren't aquainted with the history of FE fiascos. (For example, what will they do when the burglaries start, or the anonymous death threats are phoned in against their families?) These

RE: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread Jed Rothwell
Willis Jenkin wrote: There are those that believe in the MIB's and those that are MIB's that say they do not exist and the whole idea of suppression is CRAP! Cold fusion is the only 100% certified definitely-does-exists anomalous form of energy. I am dead center in the cold fusion business.

RE: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread OrionWorks
Jed sez: ... > The Steorm people, in common with many cold fusion > researchers, seem to be very anxious to convince > mainstream skeptics that their claims are real. > They are determined to publish papers in leading > journals such as Nature, which is (literally) the last > place on earth

Re: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread John Berry
Knowing what Steorn apparently know I would do pretty much what Steorn has done.Knowing what I know first I would pick friends and tell them everything, have them work with me in the workshop to replicate everything, they would know everything I would know. After having about 20 such people

Re: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread Harry Veeder
Schopenhauer on the three stages of truth: First, ridicule; Second, vigorous opposition; Third, acceptance as self-evident. Swami Vivekananda: Each work has to pass through these stages‹ridicule, opposition, and then acceptance. Those who think ahead of their time are sure to be misunderstood.

Re: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread Willis Jenkin
I to this day remember how I revolted against my German born grandfather that told me, Son I have been there, I have made the mistakes, maybe not all, but enough to help you get a good footing in life with little danger and a possible good ending. God! how I hated hearing that. I was young and

Re: [Vo]: Electrolyzed hydrogen at half the cost

2006-09-01 Thread Colin Quinney
Hi Willis Yes thanks, the CRE, but on re-reading it just now they seem to be using too high a voltage. 12 volts onto a two plate cell? (That may be only a single test cell?..but..) http://www.stifflerscientific.com/ On that CRE circuit diagram it looks as if it will be pulsating saw-tooth

Re: [Vo]: Electrolyzed hydrogen at half the cost

2006-09-01 Thread Colin Quinney
Willis, wouldn't the first thing to do- being to set the voltage into the endothermic region? And then adjust all the variables [one at a time] from that point? The voltage utilized was over 12 volts Ok. here it is. I found the reasoning for why that was done :-)) (to answer my own

RE: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread Jed Rothwell
Zell, Chris wrote: The problem with the examples you cite are that the industries that were overcome DID NOT see it coming- and so did not suppress the competition accordingly. Incorrect. In the examples I gave, everyone saw it coming, but they underestimated the extent of the changes. In the

Re: [Vo]: If you were Steorm, what would YOU do?

2006-09-01 Thread Robin van Spaandonk
In reply to Willis Jenkin's message of Fri, 1 Sep 2006 18:23:43 -0700: Hi, [snip] So what do we do with the energy service industry?, the production, support and scientific staff now employed by the existing infrastructure? Do we all chip in and put them on ware fare? I am going far to far here,