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Another Interesting Statement
For those who still think they don't exist.
" leaving them connected to the output of the self-runner setups where you can
have 2000-5000V pulses as I showed some years back. Still to this day that meter
will now fluctuate up and down no matter what I do, but that is not really what
I am talking about.
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> We have worked with many digital engineers over the years, and all of them
that I can think of have not understood the problems in trying to control any of
these for lack of better words, I want to say it is like a wild wayward youth
that is unpredictable in behavior. Yes, that is one way to put it. You cannot
tame it easily or work with it. The digital world is not the real world, and few
digital people know much about analog anymore. But especially this kind of
technology that is unfiltered and unclamped. All training leads to removing
these radical and destructive forces for the reasons I am mentioning. All
circuitry for over 100 years is made to suppress this and fix this problem. It
is somewhat unpredictable and therefore not dependable. That is unless you
really understand it. So we are talking about two worlds here. Not so much the
digital and analog world. But more like the Edison and Tesla world perhaps. The first represents a convenient
put-it-in-a-box-and-sell-to-the-controlled-slaves-forever system that does not
go away easily. The later is entirely different, free, limitless, and will
swallow up the former. The later is a whole other system which is based on other
principles. The Tesla system, if allowed to be developed would have had all the
benefits and much more, of what we have today in modern technology. But the two
do not mix well. The one is linear and the later is nonlinear. But just HOW does
the Tesla swallow up and destroy the Edison is a long story I am not prepared to
get into at 6AM this morning." - Rick Friedrich
FRC
For those who still think they don't exist.
" leaving them connected to the output of the self-runner setups where you can
have 2000-5000V pulses as I showed some years back. Still to this day that meter
will now fluctuate up and down no matter what I do, but that is not really what
I am talking about.
>
> We have worked with many digital engineers over the years, and all of them
that I can think of have not understood the problems in trying to control any of
these for lack of better words, I want to say it is like a wild wayward youth
that is unpredictable in behavior. Yes, that is one way to put it. You cannot
tame it easily or work with it. The digital world is not the real world, and few
digital people know much about analog anymore. But especially this kind of
technology that is unfiltered and unclamped. All training leads to removing
these radical and destructive forces for the reasons I am mentioning. All
circuitry for over 100 years is made to suppress this and fix this problem. It
is somewhat unpredictable and therefore not dependable. That is unless you
really understand it. So we are talking about two worlds here. Not so much the
digital and analog world. But more like the Edison and Tesla world perhaps. The first represents a convenient
put-it-in-a-box-and-sell-to-the-controlled-slaves-forever system that does not
go away easily. The later is entirely different, free, limitless, and will
swallow up the former. The later is a whole other system which is based on other
principles. The Tesla system, if allowed to be developed would have had all the
benefits and much more, of what we have today in modern technology. But the two
do not mix well. The one is linear and the later is nonlinear. But just HOW does
the Tesla swallow up and destroy the Edison is a long story I am not prepared to
get into at 6AM this morning." - Rick Friedrich
FRC
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