If the circuit were measured using two amp meters one between the battery and the coil configuration and one between the coil configuration and the load would this be a valid way to test such a circuit.

My intention is not to belittle you....my intention is not to challenge you, nor question what you claim to have....I simply called your claim into question.  I will not engage in a pissing contest with you.  I know what I have, and like you, am proud of it.  I have nothing to gain from a soap opera drama. 


I don't think like you, don't research like you and don't want to.  I am not looking for what you are looking for.  I found and am continuing to find what I am looking for.  What you demonstrate, I have no interest in, yet I remain and post, because I see the parallels between our research even if you choose not to. 


An exchange is all I am interested in, I am not here to learn from you, nor expect you to learn anything from me. 


I sense sarcasm in your question, I will therefore ignore it.  It's clear that my view is not your view.  We have so much to discuss, but from the way things are going, it's becoming clearer by the minute that that discussion will never take place.  That which sets us apart from one another is our perspective on the subjects we discuss.  I appreciate yours, however, because I don't throw the book at you, or bow when you point out an error that "you" found in someones law (I don't agree with what you found...neither here nor there).... I suddenly don't know what I'm talking about... you giggle, and post another chart.....hardware is where its at....I thought you were about hardware...fuck beating Lenz, you "were" talking about the damn Vaccum Triode..... I am wasting my time, you don't want to discuss the good stuff, you insist folk replicate stuff that has not and will not lead them to that which caught my attention, namely, self oscillation, it's literally painful to watch.


Regards

I sense sarcasm in your question

Bloody Aussie's


Brad