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RobotHead

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Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?
« on: May 20, 2008, 05:55:42 AM »
If someone tells you a lie from the start, should you believe what they say afterwards?  Probably not if you use some common sense.

How do we know that ?SM? that was corresponding with Lindsay was really SM or telling the truth? 

We look at what he told us that we can verify and if it checks out, we give him more credit.  If it doesn?t check out, he?s a proven liar.

So what can we verify about Lindsay?s SM story?  How about his so called ?highbred? break through?  How real was that?

After reading through this story several times and looking into the facts, it just does not check out.

Here is the story as given by the supposed ?SM?.

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My first invention was a Highbred electric automobile way back in 1978.

I knew that the automotive heat stroke engine was unbelievably inefficient.  Calculations told me that it only took about 15 horsepower to keep a vehicle on the highway at 60 mph but we needed 40 hp or more to accelerate the vehicle.  To accelerate it well we needed 100 HP.

So if we design the automobile with a large hp engine to accelerate the vehicle adequately we waste a great deal of energy when the large heat pump engine is only required to produce 15 hp to cruise at 60 mph on the highway. My solution was to find the smallest and most efficient engine I could possibly find and couple it to a storage system which could be used for and to provide for acceleration to cruising speeds..

The idea was simple and elegant at the same time.  I found my first experiments very encouraging.  I took a 20 hp 4 stroke gasoline engine coupled to a 48 volt generator
coupled to two banks of storage batteries coupled to a 48 volt aircraft starter motor connected to the transmission of a ford Fairmont automobile.

The Ford worked well.  It did not have blazing acceleration but was definitely adequate. You could drive it around town all day and on the highway at 60 MPH it would burn 1 gallon of fuel for every 50 miles you traveled. That is very good for a 3800 Lb. Ford at 60 MPH which on it's best day would have only achieved about 18 mpg.

I had proven my idea would work so I set out to refine it. I needed a more efficient primover and I needed a more efficient electrical conversion system. I found a wonderful 2-stroke gasoline engine that would put out 25 hp on one gallon for 3.5 hours.

I then coupled that engine to 4- twelve volt automotive alternators run in series into 4-12 volt banks of batteries. Now I had a super efficient gasoline engine with a very efficient electric energy conversion system.

The car now accelerated very well using the extra power stored in the battery banks and cruised at 65 MPH using 18 HP and leaving an extra 5 to 7 HP output from the 25 hp Gasoline engine to keep the batteries charged up to capacity for acceleration when necessary. I added a governor to control the gasoline engine to throttle back when
necessary and save fuel.

You could drive it over town and high way all day. It worked wonderfully and achieved 320 MPG when driven on a trip from Los Angeles to Las Vegas Nevada, a distance of several hundred miles. The car was a great success publicly and I invited Chrysler, Ford and General Moters to come to see the car.

They all sent representatives to see the vehicle, but I was surprised because they did not seem very impressed at all. I thought I had discovered the solution to the energy crises and they didn't even want to study the car I built. They were polite and they all asked me if I wanted to work for their companies but none of them were excited at all. I couldn't understand why until I met a very impressive fellow named Delorian.

Yes the ex-president of Ford who tried to manufacture the Delorian motor car in Ireland.
After visiting with him and meeting his chief engineer, Zora Duntoff, the father of the Corvette, I learned that the automotive companies already knew how to make Highbred automobiles and so did not need my design!

This was back in the 1970's and they are just now coming out with highbred electric automobiles for sale to the public. I find it terrible that these new automobiles are only getting 50 MPG! That was my first lesson in discovering what I thought was a break
through in technologies.

When I asked Mr Delorian and Mr. Duntoff why they were not making automobiles that could get 100 MPG they told me that it involved complicated economic issues involving the oil industry and the world economic system. . .

And so here we are today.

Obviously things haven't changed much.
I told you about all this so would have a better idea of my back ground and experiences in the past.

Sincerely,

?SM?
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What he says about the hp needed to accelerate a car is true, the math checks out.

His car design sounds reasonable also BUT it all relies on his ?wonderful 2-stroke gasoline engine that would put out 25 hp on one gallon for 3.5 hours.? 

I would replace his adjective ?wonderful? with ?imaginary?.  Such a thing just does NOT exist.

Even at idle speed, doing no real work, 3.5 hours on a gallon of gas is not possible for a 25 hp engine.

Take your average 25 hp electrical generator, with a 10 gallon tank, it will only run for 8 hours at half load on 10 gallons of gas!  That?s 48 minutes per gallon at HALF LOAD!  That?s almost 4.5 times less than SM ?amazing? engine?s stated run time!  In other words, a normal generator would need to be 450 % more efficient at half load to match ?SM? claimed gas engine.

According to my calculations, his claim of 320 miles per gallon of gas is only possible if the engine runs near full throttle most of the time, way more than half load.

So unless someone can show me such an engine, and I?ve looked, this story is complete fiction!  Some real facts that hinge on one lie that breaks it all apart.

?SM? also stated that ?Delorian? (ie John Zachary DeLorean) was ex president of Ford. No, he was ex president of GM, not Ford.  Another mistruth that is easily disproven.

So, just from the stuff that can be disproven, how can anyone really give any credibility to what Lindsay?s ?SM? is saying?  From the proven lies I?ve shown from this so called ?SM?, I can only assume the rest of his story is just as filled with bogus truths as well.

It?s all about these ?kicks?.  Use ?tubes? to build your device.  If anything, these are most likely just misdirections to throw people off the true track of a working TPU.

So maybe I?m wrong and if someone can show me a ?2-stroke gasoline engine that would put out 25 hp on one gallon for 3.5 hours?, I will gladly admit that I am wrong.  Or even show me an engine that can run at 25 hp for 1.75 hours or more and I could build a big car that gets 160 mpg!

Till then I give zero credibility to Lindsay?s so called ?SM? and anyone doing TPU research based on Lindsay?s ?SM? should really look into what I?ve said here.  You?re wasting your time if you buy into what he?s told you about kicks, imploding TV sets and anything else about the TPU.  He can?t even tell the truth about his ?highbred? car.  He?s a fraud as far as I can determine using his own words.

RH

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Re: Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?
« Reply #1 on: May 20, 2008, 07:01:24 AM »
Hello all,

@RobotHead

about cars I dont know but you have to understand that Mannix only wants to help us. He knows a lot but  I suppose, not everything about the TPU.

Its fine for me to waste my last 2 years with my various TPUs. But then I have a question to you: why have I all the time runaways? Whats going on with my coils?

Even if SM would say that the TPU is a fraud I wouldnt trust him because I SAW and I KNOW that the TPU is real.

And I want to say you something else: a real TPU builder would never say that the TPU is a fraud, a waste of time. Do you think the fine, clever people here are idiots???

Im proud to be a TPU builder!!

Before end of this year you will have the prove.

Otto


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Re: Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?
« Reply #2 on: May 20, 2008, 09:06:18 AM »
@otto

I agree. With all of the results I have seen from coils I have built and examined with my own equipment, I know better as well.

@Robot

I know that SM can't spell worth a hoot, ("highbred" instead of "hybrid" just for an example). I also know that he conflicts himself occasionally. However, WHOEVER he is, whether SM or not, he knows more than you do about this subject, as the coils I have wound according to his concepts give interesting results. "Interesting" meaning they do not perform in the manner that I have been taught they should. "Interesting" meaning also anomalous voltage generation discrepancies according to principle.

For instance:

A six turn secondary on ANY coil should not put out more voltage than a hundred turn primary..... period. Yet I have seen as high as 200+V on a six turn primary not physically connected in any way (just inductively) to a hundred turn secondary pulsed directly by a signal generator at 15 lousy volts. This is air core mind you, not ferrite core or iron core. (less induction than a regular cored type transformer...).

Anomalies are present.

Paul Andrulis


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Re: Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?
« Reply #3 on: May 20, 2008, 06:28:46 PM »
@otto

I agree. With all of the results I have seen from coils I have built and examined with my own equipment, I know better as well.

@Robot

I know that SM can't spell worth a hoot, ("highbred" instead of "hybrid" just for an example). I also know that he conflicts himself occasionally. However, WHOEVER he is, whether SM or not, he knows more than you do about this subject, as the coils I have wound according to his concepts give interesting results. "Interesting" meaning they do not perform in the manner that I have been taught they should. "Interesting" meaning also anomalous voltage generation discrepancies according to principle.

For instance:

A six turn secondary on ANY coil should not put out more voltage than a hundred turn primary..... period. Yet I have seen as high as 200+V on a six turn primary not physically connected in any way (just inductively) to a hundred turn secondary pulsed directly by a signal generator at 15 lousy volts. This is air core mind you, not ferrite core or iron core. (less induction than a regular cored type transformer...).

Anomalies are present.

Paul Andrulis


@ Paul
 what  anomalies do you speak of? you quote 6 turns pri. to 100 sec. thats a good 15 to 1 step up.
thats about right for 15 volts in. perhaps you meant 100 pri to 6 sec.? i can still get high voltage out of an air core transformer, its called a telsa coil. the voltage out is dependant on the impeadance not the turns ratio.
fritz

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Re: Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?
« Reply #4 on: May 20, 2008, 07:32:12 PM »
...

When I asked Mr Delorian and Mr. Duntoff why they were not making automobiles that could get 100 MPG they told me that it involved complicated economic issues involving the oil industry and the world economic system. . .

And so here we are today.

Obviously things haven't changed much.

I told you about all this so would have a better idea of my back ground and experiences in the past.

Sincerely,

?SM?[/i]
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...

SM was making an "allegory" - it should not be taken "literally".  Perhaps he meant to "imply" that the energy-controlling factions already have his technology, and they will not produce it commercially for fear of "economic shockwaves".  Hell, for all we know, power plants are already retrofitted with TPU's and we keep paying without knowing the difference...

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Re: Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?
« Reply #5 on: May 20, 2008, 08:30:45 PM »
@fritz

I am assuming you didn't bother to read my post very close. I STATED 6 turn SECONDARY, not primary. I also clearly stated 100 turn PRIMARY, in the first sentence. (Though I did misstate in the second.) You are right, it is a 15 to 1 ratio, in the WRONG DIRECTION. I should be getting less voltage, not more. By definition it is a step down transformer.

I have built numerous Tesla, Oudin, D'Arsonval, etc high frequency transformers, so that argument doesn't fly at all.

Even though they do not work by the 1:1 ratio principle, they still work by inductance. As such, they still work by ratio. Instead of a turns ratio, they work by fractional harmonic wavelength ratios. The principle is still the same, as the smaller (less turns much shorter wire length) wavelength fraction is the primary with lower voltage, with the larger (more turns and much greater wire length) the secondary with higher voltage. (A proper Tesla coil secondary is always tuned at 1/4 wavelength of the desired impression frequency, and the primary around 1/32, 1/64, or 1/128 wavelength.)

Impedance is a measurement of coil resistance to the flow of electricity, which at resonance decreases. That is how  choke coils work.

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Re: Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?
« Reply #6 on: May 20, 2008, 08:33:52 PM »
*unnecessary duplicate post*

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Re: Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?
« Reply #7 on: May 20, 2008, 09:20:17 PM »
If someone tells you a lie from the start, should you believe what they say afterwards?  Probably not if you use some common sense.

How do we know that ?SM? that was corresponding with Lindsay was really SM or telling the truth? 

We look at what he told us that we can verify and if it checks out, we give him more credit.  If it doesn?t check out, he?s a proven liar.

So what can we verify about Lindsay?s SM story?  How about his so called ?highbred? break through?  How real was that?

After reading through this story several times and looking into the facts, it just does not check out.

Here is the story as given by the supposed ?SM?.

------------------------
My first invention was a Highbred electric automobile way back in 1978.

I knew that the automotive heat stroke engine was unbelievably inefficient.  Calculations told me that it only took about 15 horsepower to keep a vehicle on the highway at 60 mph but we needed 40 hp or more to accelerate the vehicle.  To accelerate it well we needed 100 HP.

So if we design the automobile with a large hp engine to accelerate the vehicle adequately we waste a great deal of energy when the large heat pump engine is only required to produce 15 hp to cruise at 60 mph on the highway. My solution was to find the smallest and most efficient engine I could possibly find and couple it to a storage system which could be used for and to provide for acceleration to cruising speeds..

The idea was simple and elegant at the same time.  I found my first experiments very encouraging.  I took a 20 hp 4 stroke gasoline engine coupled to a 48 volt generator
coupled to two banks of storage batteries coupled to a 48 volt aircraft starter motor connected to the transmission of a ford Fairmont automobile.

The Ford worked well.  It did not have blazing acceleration but was definitely adequate. You could drive it around town all day and on the highway at 60 MPH it would burn 1 gallon of fuel for every 50 miles you traveled. That is very good for a 3800 Lb. Ford at 60 MPH which on it's best day would have only achieved about 18 mpg.

I had proven my idea would work so I set out to refine it. I needed a more efficient primover and I needed a more efficient electrical conversion system. I found a wonderful 2-stroke gasoline engine that would put out 25 hp on one gallon for 3.5 hours.

I then coupled that engine to 4- twelve volt automotive alternators run in series into 4-12 volt banks of batteries. Now I had a super efficient gasoline engine with a very efficient electric energy conversion system.

The car now accelerated very well using the extra power stored in the battery banks and cruised at 65 MPH using 18 HP and leaving an extra 5 to 7 HP output from the 25 hp Gasoline engine to keep the batteries charged up to capacity for acceleration when necessary. I added a governor to control the gasoline engine to throttle back when
necessary and save fuel.

You could drive it over town and high way all day. It worked wonderfully and achieved 320 MPG when driven on a trip from Los Angeles to Las Vegas Nevada, a distance of several hundred miles. The car was a great success publicly and I invited Chrysler, Ford and General Moters to come to see the car.

They all sent representatives to see the vehicle, but I was surprised because they did not seem very impressed at all. I thought I had discovered the solution to the energy crises and they didn't even want to study the car I built. They were polite and they all asked me if I wanted to work for their companies but none of them were excited at all. I couldn't understand why until I met a very impressive fellow named Delorian.

Yes the ex-president of Ford who tried to manufacture the Delorian motor car in Ireland.
After visiting with him and meeting his chief engineer, Zora Duntoff, the father of the Corvette, I learned that the automotive companies already knew how to make Highbred automobiles and so did not need my design!

This was back in the 1970's and they are just now coming out with highbred electric automobiles for sale to the public. I find it terrible that these new automobiles are only getting 50 MPG! That was my first lesson in discovering what I thought was a break
through in technologies.

When I asked Mr Delorian and Mr. Duntoff why they were not making automobiles that could get 100 MPG they told me that it involved complicated economic issues involving the oil industry and the world economic system. . .

And so here we are today.

Obviously things haven't changed much.
I told you about all this so would have a better idea of my back ground and experiences in the past.

Sincerely,

?SM?
------------------------
What he says about the hp needed to accelerate a car is true, the math checks out.

His car design sounds reasonable also BUT it all relies on his ?wonderful 2-stroke gasoline engine that would put out 25 hp on one gallon for 3.5 hours.? 

I would replace his adjective ?wonderful? with ?imaginary?.  Such a thing just does NOT exist.

Even at idle speed, doing no real work, 3.5 hours on a gallon of gas is not possible for a 25 hp engine.

Take your average 25 hp electrical generator, with a 10 gallon tank, it will only run for 8 hours at half load on 10 gallons of gas!  That?s 48 minutes per gallon at HALF LOAD!  That?s almost 4.5 times less than SM ?amazing? engine?s stated run time!  In other words, a normal generator would need to be 450 % more efficient at half load to match ?SM? claimed gas engine.

According to my calculations, his claim of 320 miles per gallon of gas is only possible if the engine runs near full throttle most of the time, way more than half load.

So unless someone can show me such an engine, and I?ve looked, this story is complete fiction!  Some real facts that hinge on one lie that breaks it all apart.

?SM? also stated that ?Delorian? (ie John Zachary DeLorean) was ex president of Ford. No, he was ex president of GM, not Ford.  Another mistruth that is easily disproven.

So, just from the stuff that can be disproven, how can anyone really give any credibility to what Lindsay?s ?SM? is saying?  From the proven lies I?ve shown from this so called ?SM?, I can only assume the rest of his story is just as filled with bogus truths as well.

It?s all about these ?kicks?.  Use ?tubes? to build your device.  If anything, these are most likely just misdirections to throw people off the true track of a working TPU.

So maybe I?m wrong and if someone can show me a ?2-stroke gasoline engine that would put out 25 hp on one gallon for 3.5 hours?, I will gladly admit that I am wrong.  Or even show me an engine that can run at 25 hp for 1.75 hours or more and I could build a big car that gets 160 mpg!

Till then I give zero credibility to Lindsay?s so called ?SM? and anyone doing TPU research based on Lindsay?s ?SM? should really look into what I?ve said here.  You?re wasting your time if you buy into what he?s told you about kicks, imploding TV sets and anything else about the TPU.  He can?t even tell the truth about his ?highbred? car.  He?s a fraud as far as I can determine using his own words.

RH

Bobhead,

please dont bother about it
Others will and are actually doing things, its hard and info is not complete ,the tech is not based on conventional "understanding" The circuits that drive them are but way outside conventional paramaters.

The gas engine had some additions....

People who want to find a reason not too ...will always succeed....Well done!

The rest of us will continue with wires and coils untill all the naysayers wake up and say "perhaps I will, perhaps I can" ..."What can i contribute"

Has any  skeptik ever create anything other than more skeptiks that gobble up their words in a race to bottom?

Will I wast my time trying?...Does it matter as long as i am?

Its easy to look for fault......this aint a court room and nobody wants your money

so.....................................................thanks for the 2 seconds of inspiration




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Re: Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?
« Reply #8 on: May 20, 2008, 10:05:48 PM »
Hello all,

@RobotHead

about cars I dont know but you have to understand that Mannix only wants to help us. He knows a lot but  I suppose, not everything about the TPU.

Its fine for me to waste my last 2 years with my various TPUs. But then I have a question to you: why have I all the time runaways? Whats going on with my coils?

Even if SM would say that the TPU is a fraud I wouldnt trust him because I SAW and I KNOW that the TPU is real.

And I want to say you something else: a real TPU builder would never say that the TPU is a fraud, a waste of time. Do you think the fine, clever people here are idiots???

Im proud to be a TPU builder!!

Before end of this year you will have the prove.

Otto

This is NOT a personal attack on anyone doing TPU research. let's not get distracted.  This is seriously questioning a source of information.

Otto, I respect your work and I don't think you have wasted your time.  If by looking into coils, you have gained real knowledge.  I believe the TPU is real and keep up the work by all means!

I just find the Mannix SM source questionable.  Nothing against Mannix, he seems sincere and genuine.

I am pointing out what I believe to be false, Lindsay's SM. 

I am saying to seriously question any information put forth by that source is very suspicious UNLESS someone can disprove my simple point of his "wonderful" engine.

RH

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Re: Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?
« Reply #9 on: May 20, 2008, 10:17:40 PM »
Bobhead,

please dont bother about it
Others will and are actually doing things, its hard and info is not complete ,the tech is not based on conventional "understanding" The circuits that drive them are but way outside conventional paramaters.

The gas engine had some additions....

People who want to find a reason not too ...will always succeed....Well done!

The rest of us will continue with wires and coils untill all the naysayers wake up and say "perhaps I will, perhaps I can" ..."What can i contribute"

Has any  skeptik ever create anything other than more skeptiks that gobble up their words in a race to bottom?

Will I wast my time trying?...Does it matter as long as i am?

Its easy to look for fault......this aint a court room and nobody wants your money

so.....................................................thanks for the 2 seconds of inspiration

I asked a simple question, CAN ANYONE SHOW ME THIS "WONDERFUL" ENGINE.

Your making excuses for this engine of his.  He said he found this engine and gave exacting specs.  These specs DO NOT match up with any engine. "Special additions" huh.  Sounds like an excuse to me.

It seems some people just want to accept some light blindly, no matter how obviously and easily it is disproved.  I understand, I am saying to be MORE open minded.  You are saying to CLOSE our minds?

Keep doing TPU research but if you start on a false premise you are less likely to get to the end point.  You call me names but I am logical and open minded, I like to check the facts that are proveable.

Your SM has been caught in a lie unless proven otherwise.  Take what he says with a grain of salt.  No disrespect to you, I believe you are sincere but sincere does not lead to truth.

RH

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Re: Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?
« Reply #10 on: May 20, 2008, 10:26:33 PM »
SM was making an "allegory" - it should not be taken "literally".  Perhaps he meant to "imply" that the energy-controlling factions already have his technology, and they will not produce it commercially for fear of "economic shockwaves".  Hell, for all we know, power plants are already retrofitted with TPU's and we keep paying without knowing the difference...
Maybe, I've considered this.  However, I think all but the most naive thinks that governments are honest with us about energy,especially in a forum like this!  Who here doesn't already know that the gov and big oil are suppressing energy technology?  So why the obvious lie?

The car story may even be some 'code' for a TPU design (I see it has a quadrant design), but all the car math adds up EXCEPT for his magical engine - which does not exist.

So from looking at the math, it seems that he was just bragging and showed himself a fraud.  I find it hard to trust someone that been caught in a lie.

RH

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« Reply #11 on: May 20, 2008, 10:29:05 PM »
There never was a "wonderful engine" - the story was an "allegory". 

So "pull your head out" and stop questioning someone's integrity over something that you misinterpreted.

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« Reply #12 on: May 20, 2008, 10:37:18 PM »
@otto

I agree. With all of the results I have seen from coils I have built and examined with my own equipment, I know better as well.

@Robot

I know that SM can't spell worth a hoot, ("highbred" instead of "hybrid" just for an example). I also know that he conflicts himself occasionally. However, WHOEVER he is, whether SM or not, he knows more than you do about this subject, as the coils I have wound according to his concepts give interesting results. "Interesting" meaning they do not perform in the manner that I have been taught they should. "Interesting" meaning also anomalous voltage generation discrepancies according to principle.

For instance:

A six turn secondary on ANY coil should not put out more voltage than a hundred turn primary..... period. Yet I have seen as high as 200+V on a six turn primary not physically connected in any way (just inductively) to a hundred turn secondary pulsed directly by a signal generator at 15 lousy volts. This is air core mind you, not ferrite core or iron core. (less induction than a regular cored type transformer...).

Anomalies are present.

Paul Andrulis

I can't spell well either, thank goodness for spell check.

How do you know what I know?  Pretty presumptuous of you there.  I never talked about coils, I only talked about gas engines.  Something I seem to know more about than this "SM".

As to your results, great!  I assume you're talking about spikes here and not a continuous voltage increase? 

Also, it's power that we need to look at.  Voltage times current over time.  How does that check out?

RH

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« Reply #13 on: May 21, 2008, 12:14:39 AM »
RH,

...wouldn't the consumption depend greatly on how much power was extracted from it? eg the throttle setting..load..not to mention other things which Steven has invented....and Im NOT mentioning them..now

About your current measurements, voltage and current over time.....EXACTLY...now, what voltage? when? and WHERE?...further...how many voltages?
and lets forget the current ...just for fun
we will  measure that much later...at a different time..certainly not when we put in the voltage





end of subject for this "dillusioned" one

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« Reply #14 on: May 21, 2008, 04:50:39 AM »
@Otto and all,
I achieved runaway last week also. I can reproduce it at will but it costs parts. I can also configure the same components to achieve a nicer less formitable waveform.
It too has cost in test equipment. But everything is an experiment whether one uses a transistor or test equip.

@Mannix,
Yes we must look past the noise but be open and forgiving in our assumptions. That is where the gleam or spark of insight comes from, No? I think so.

Follow you dreams first and the rest will follow. The builders, who are dog tired, know of this skill. It is what makes men out of dreamers. The rest are followers. That is why the barking at the words. Alot of people in the boat cry out about the storm. The adventurer jumps out of the boat and walks on water.

OBTW... Then who the hell is in the videos? Apparitions?

--giantkiller. There are alot of good associations here at OU.