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Author Topic: Rosemary Ainslie COP>17 Circuit / A First Application on a Hot Water Cylinder  (Read 319306 times)

Rosemary Ainslie

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Hi Rosemary,

I finally made it to this forum and I'm glad to see that you’re still continuing your work, resulting in some serious over-unity soon I hope! ;-)

Cheers,
B

HI 'B'
THIS IS JUST SO NICE.  Welcome indeed.  Yes I'm pressing on pressing on.  But it's taking forever to get the tests up on the appliance.  It seems the more people involved the slower the progress  LOL.  I think there may just be some natural principle involved here.  If it takes one person one day to sweep a street - it'll take 10 people ten days to do the same work.  Mostly because of the conferencing required to discuss the method of sweeping.  ;D  But I'm not actually complaining.  There's a thoroughness that is going into the protocols here that I rather appreciate.  I won't be able to post the particulars as they're copying us on EF.com and predating their posts.

So.  Bart.  I'm still fending off the occassional troll and still rabbiting on about my thesis.  I'll send you some info on that on email.  Some interesting developments.  And I'm still experimenting with my magnets.  I'll post you the link.

WELCOME.  Now I'd like to see Gad, Jet and Farrah here and I've lost NOTHING.  Dave has just moved over here but - hopefully - he's sorting out a dedicated thread.

 ;D ;D ;D

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  I won't be able to post the particulars as they're copying us on EF.com and predating their posts.

Could we see some evidence of this? There is a private thread there that does not show up. The part about "predating" a post is practically impossible, if not difficult. Are you reading too much into all this?

Rosemary Ainslie

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Could we see some evidence of this? There is a private thread there that does not show up. The part about "predating" a post is practically impossible, if not difficult. Are you reading too much into all this?
hello skcusitrah.  Our first test is using a standard element resistor - typical immersion type - which we posted.  The difference obviously is that we could not use the standard wiring that comes with the element as it's simply not inductive enough.  I posted a photograph of the the element.  Then two days later they showed their own post of the exact same element with CatLady (Harvey's wife) making some kind of congratulatory comment regarding their choice of this.   

The point is this.  They do not necessarily show their posts.  I know that Michael John Nunnerley had a thread there that was entirely obscured to public view.  It may be that they can 'show' selective posts.  I can't comment.  But what I do know is that it is unlikely that they could justify using a standard element as it simply won't work.  So their choice of this was, as I see it, an attempt at pre-empting our own picture of this on the assumption that we had made no changes to that wiring.  I cannot comment on the 'date' which you say is 'impossible' to change.  I can only state that their posting of an identical element two days after I had posted mine and then showing a date two days previous to mine - somehow challenges my credibility.  Added to which, it would be nonsensical to try and use standard element wiring - and, clearly, they did not realise this.

But you're right.  I can prove nothing.  It is only suspicions based on some rather improbable co-incidences.  What we now do, on a daily basis, is take a full download of the postings when any more are added - so that we can, at least, attest to what is on public record and when. 

But this will not, in anyway prevent us from posting details of the test results.  Our intention here is to submit data for anyone to do their own analysis as well to report on own analysis.  What we anticipate is three or four resistors being tested at various levels of input power all with the objective of getting that required resonance.  I should imagine that this 'process' will have some inevitable disappointments.  When we get  there - God willing - then will be a process of 'fine tuning' to get an optimised result. 

But I don't feel comfortable in making full disclosure of the resistor types as this may be claimed as their own 'prior art'.  And there is nothing that can persuade me that they weren't attempting to claim that element design.  It was NOT on their thread when we posted ours.  And it WAS on their thread two days later when I checked it.  And that is one thread that I cannot afford to ignore.  Trust me I dip in regularly to see if there are new posts. 


Rosemary Ainslie

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And while I'm on the subject I'd remind you that Admin at EF.com - or specifically Aaron - is more than co-operating with their intentions as he has buried my own thread which had some marginal prominence being in a 'top 20' reference.  He ditched this top 20 reference the minute they banned me.  Now the only mention is to a MOSFET HEATING circuit which is precisely my own circuit but with absolutely no reference to me as the initiator.  The implication being that this is now Harvey's and Glen's discovery.

Also.  Harvey went to some lengths to explain that Glen never replicated our earlier experiment, this based on the fact that Glen only achieved COP>4 where we reached COP >17.  But his reasoning here is difficult to follow - quite apart from which  the actual COP on that replication measured COP>7. 

Then too, Harvey has littered that thread with some intensely partial refences to the 'dangers' in the technology - coupled with some exotic calculations of energy that are laughably inaccurate and others that are entirely incorrect - or non-classical - or 'flawed' is probably a better way to describe them.  All of them now claiming to a zero benefit in the technology.  And while he posts these concerns and these calculations, liberally,  it seems that, nonetheless, they are continuing to explore the technology and keep that thread in full view in the opening chapters of the forum - so to speak - highlighted for all to study with full frontal focus.  Just too many contradictions to incline one to any sense of credibility.  And all that coupled with the inevitable 'private messaging' that they both indulge - where they advise the general public that I'm intellectually bereft and compulsively unable to tell the truth.

So.  Yes.  I'm inclined to believe that with the combined force of Aaron's skills on the internet and with their own vested interests in this technology - that there would certainly be the motivation to 'alter' the facts - and even the wherewithall.  But I have no PROOF.  It's not a mistake that I'll make again.

Regards,
Rosemary
http://www.scribd.com/doc/33937867/IF-I-WAS-A-TROLL
« Last Edit: August 16, 2010, 01:33:58 AM by Rosemary Ainslie »

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The part about "predating" a post is practically impossible, if not difficult. Are you reading too much into all this?
skcusitrah/hartisucks, you really don't know much about forum code and how it stores information in a database do you? 'predating' is as simple as you... you simply edit the timestamp in the database.  ::) sql is NOT difficult, nor impossible.
ie: 'UPDATE table_name SET column1=value, column2=value2,...WHERE some_column=some_value'

skcusitrah

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skcusitrah/hartisucks, you really don't know much about forum code and how it stores information in a database do you? 'predating' is as simple as you... you simply edit the timestamp in the database.  ::) sql is NOT difficult, nor impossible.
ie: 'UPDATE table_name SET column1=value, column2=value2,...WHERE some_column=some_value'

A hack such as wilbyinebriated may be able to edit the date on a post, but it's not likely the EF admin went to such trouble. For what? Speculating that they did is almost laughable. And your layman poster would not have this access.

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Anyone who knows what they are doing can get access.  It is really not all that hard as Wilby has said.

Bill

Rosemary Ainslie

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A hack such as wilbyinebriated may be able to edit the date on a post, but it's not likely the EF admin went to such trouble. For what? Speculating that they did is almost laughable. And your layman poster would not have this access.

We'll never know skcusitrah.  You may very well be as right as wrong.  But don't accuse either Harvey or Glen of being 'laymen' posters.  In any event, the simple point is that the question is irrelevant provided I keep the details of the resistor and the housing to ourselves - as required.  I really don't think that there's any aspect of this simple technology that can still be 'claimed' or 'patented'.  But I also think it's as well to exercise a little caution.  It's not happy experience to firstly disclose my technology to the public - then have it replicated  - and then hear that the replicators now consider it their discovery.  Why?  Why do they want this ownership?  Unless they intend some kind of intellectual property rights. 

But DO NOT assume that EF.Com Admin are not actively assisting in this effort to lose association of my name with that technology.  They most CERTAINLY are.  That worries me more than Glen or Harvey.  The more so as the evidence is that they've rather co-operated in 'losing' ALL the work that I've done, or 'burying' it.  But - there could possibly be a motive.  Aaron subscribes to the electron currrent flow and I suspect his books are based on this.  I know he presumes to teach the public on matters scientific.  In any event I think I was too much in the face of Bedini followers and such like and there's no question the theses are diametrically opposed.  I've got emails on record where Aaron has advised me that I 'had no right' to reference the thesis in our 'paper'.  Why he should see fit to comment is beyond me.  But that seemed to be a privotal complaint. 

But Guys, doesn't all this strike you as odd?  We have two forums - apparently dedicated to OU technology.  And we have at least one over unity technology that stands up to the most stringent scrutiny based, as it is, on equally stringent measurment protocols.  But I read on both threads the fact that notwithstanding this, the vast majority of the members here consider that OU has NEVER been breached.  I read things like 'show me proof'.  Or.  'There is absolutely no evidence'.  Whole threads dedicated to discussions on 'whether it can be achieved' - or others with partial explanations why perpetual motion can NEVER allow more energy into a system.  It's everywhere.  It's as if this entire dedicated year of disclosure and replication on this technology was also entirely a waste of time.  It would have been so nice if there had - at least - been some 'public' acknowledgement on these forums.  The joke of it is that the interest has now spread to the public and mainstream that there is more tangible evidence of interest there than here.  Has this over unity drive now served its purpose and spent it's own energy?  A spent force?  I certainly hope not.  It's still much needed - on so many levels.  But it would be as well to 'lead' the acknowledgement of evidence - rather than otherwise.  Else - these forums will become a 'bigger' joke than mainstream's early refusal to look at the evidence.

Kind regards,
Rosemary

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Guys,  I also need to add this.  I thought - some time back - that the resistors themselves could, indeed, still be patented.  Apparently not - unless they incorporate heretofore unknown methods of construction and winding.  But, having said that, it may yet be possible to 'copyright' or claim some kind of uniquenes if such is possible.  But - frankly - I cannot see enough variation here to ever warrant a patent. 

Effectively therefore, there's absolutely NO reason to keep the resistor details from the public.  Yet I will do so - just in case either Glen or Harvey claim 'prior art' knowledge - for whatever nefarious purpose.

Regards,
Rosemary

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Most people die trying to get a patent, other people just sell their products adding the words "Patent Pending".

Jesus

skcusitrah

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Anyone who knows what they are doing can get access.  It is really not all that hard as Wilby has said.

Bill

Change the date of this post by a month then.

Until this happens, these two are only blowing hot air like usual.

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Most people die trying to get a patent, other people just sell their products adding the words "Patent Pending".

Jesus

I don't think you can add just like that 'Patent Pending' without actually filing for a patent.

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Change the date of this post by a month then.

Until this happens, these two are only blowing hot air like usual.

I don't see how a regular participant can do that unless the owner of the forum is cooperating. Even then it is unclear how this can be done.

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Change the date of this post by a month then.

Until this happens, these two are only blowing hot air like usual.
i love it when people who have no clue about a technology (php code and sql databases) presume to tell those of us who have a clue, about how said tech works... ::)

your second sentence is a logical fallacy.

edit: i can set up a forum, you can create yourself an account, then make a post and i will change the post date...
« Last Edit: August 17, 2010, 06:24:16 PM by WilbyInebriated »

Omnibus

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i love it when people who have no clue about a technology (php code and sql databases) presume to tell those of us who have a clue about how said tech works... ::)

your second sentence is a logical fallacy.

OK, change it then, since you have so much clue.