Dear Jones, why not trust Horace and Steven's honesty and EE-competence at least as much as Ron's? Honestly they made helpful sensible contributions. Besides Ron doesn't even claim to be particularly competent in EE I don't think, do you Ron?
Michel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jones Beene" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, October 22, 2007 7:48 PM Subject: Re: [Vo]:Re: "Cold" electricity > --- Stephen > >> I'm sorry; your posts have seemed to me to suggest > very strongly that Ron is on the verge of "closing the > loop". If that's not suggesting COE violation then I > don't understand the term. > > Apparently not. > >> Ron has stated that the power in was insignificant, > vis a vis the power out. That seems to me to suggest > COE violation as well. > > Only if you believe that ZPE, neutrino flux, or LENR > of some variety, etc are not usable energy sources. > >> Disconnecting one wire, and observing that the power > in must surely be zero, while the LED continues to > glow, surely suggests COE violation > > See above. > >> Why would you say the "best guess" is that it's > anomalous, when the conventional explanations haven't > been eliminated? > > What you mean here is apparently "the conventional > explanations haven't been eliminated by me" > >> Don't be silly and don't extrapolate past what I >> said. > > Then don"t be silly and say things which cannot be so > transparently extrapolated to their self-evident level > of intent. > > Jones >
