Passion 1, it's great your doing research. Make a few cells and post them..I would love to see what you come up with.. Your post are in
Statistics: Posted by Looking In — Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:31 am
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What kind of voltages could be expected across the parallel capacitor when the scaler energy wave charges it? It seems like the capacitor would act as a smoothing capacitor, much like a DC power supply circuit. Would it be possible for you to quickly sketch up the proposed orientations of the inductors/transformer windings and the diode?
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Statistics: Posted by spencyg — Tue Mar 27, 2007 11:25 am
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Here is a sort documentary of time reversal, scalar energy, and many of the things I talk about, but in present day science. Now see if you can make heads or tails of it. And yet, he is describing the same thing as I am.
http://www.thelastoutpost.com/site/1228/default.aspx
If you take a spring and stretch it out in front of you horizontally, and let it go, the spring will converge together faster then it will fall to the ground. The spring is like the electromagnetic potential, and gravity is like the scalar potential in a collapsing magnetic field.
I wasn't even looking for that video, it sort of just presented itself while looking for something entirely different, came across that site, and it was the first video I looked at after finding a dead end to the one that brought me there. That's how the universe talks back to you, it provides answers to those who look for them, in order to make better for more then just themselves.
I know, schematics, coming....I'm doing some more experiments just for you guys to make sure I get it right. I also added some I hadn't done before, but needed to see if predicted outcome is the same as the actual.
Lightwave
Statistics: Posted by Lightwave — Wed Mar 14, 2007 5:28 pm
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Statistics: Posted by spencyg — Wed Mar 14, 2007 11:16 am
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I hate to ask you such a low level question, but when the scalar wave is produced after the collapse of the magnetic field in the inductors, how does it travel the wrong way through a diode? What kind of guidelines did you use when sizing the parallel capacitor for your microwave transformer application? Bigger the better?? From the sounds of it, at the very least the unit should be extremely rugged...I know this train of thought is getting away from your very interesting points, but I'm sure I'm not the only one with these questions...
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Statistics: Posted by spencyg — Mon Mar 12, 2007 9:14 am
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The new sciences are beyond what is even covered in the quantum fields. Yes, most is still theoretical, but experimentation proves or disproves theory.
What makes it amazing to some, is that every living being exhibits a life force energy field with a unique pattern. Through experimentation, it has been proven that the energy fields of the people involved, as well as their mindset, can have a pronounced impact upon certain experiments. This means, that all other things being equal, someone that is firmly skeptical can prove that a certain experiment will fail, while another person that firmly believes in the experiment can prove the exact same experiment is a success.
My energy field is highly polar, which means that I have a large degree of success when working with electrical energy. It also means that I feel electrical shocks more strongly than most others, and I am more prone to getting nailed by lightning than most others. This highly polar tendency is probably what contributes greatly to my success with the resonance reaction.
Bob
Statistics: Posted by Bob Boyce — Sun Mar 11, 2007 7:11 pm
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Statistics: Posted by spencyg — Sun Mar 11, 2007 6:27 pm
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