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Bravo to Aron. Lets make some practical applications now.
Given to me by a friend.
"The book is a GOOD summary of bearden's EFTV book. page 107, last paragraph
"I do not pulse the positive terminal of the capacitor to the dead battery's positive terminal. Instead, I leave the positive terminal connected and pulse the negative side of the capacitor to the negative terminal of the battery. It is not within the scope of this book to explain how this is different but it takes advantage of negative energy that is time reversed, and negentropic or self-ordering."
i know bedin's inverted circuit with the 555 timer and the SCR on the negative terminal. but i never connected that idea with the time reverse characteristic of negative terminal of the battery. "-End
Given to me by a friend.
"The book is a GOOD summary of bearden's EFTV book. page 107, last paragraph
"I do not pulse the positive terminal of the capacitor to the dead battery's positive terminal. Instead, I leave the positive terminal connected and pulse the negative side of the capacitor to the negative terminal of the battery. It is not within the scope of this book to explain how this is different but it takes advantage of negative energy that is time reversed, and negentropic or self-ordering."
i know bedin's inverted circuit with the 555 timer and the SCR on the negative terminal. but i never connected that idea with the time reverse characteristic of negative terminal of the battery. "-End