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Originally posted by Dollard, E. P. (N6KPH)View Post
There are some very serious misconceptions in the world of Electrical Engineering today...
I had a young student from Korea visit me a few years back. He had no problem understanding the basic concept of producing an energy synthesizing apparatus, because his mind was uncontaminated by all of the Bedini/Bearden falsehoods. The term Scalar Wave is an oxymoron, as scalar is part of the propagation constant that is NOT A WAVE! (Idiots!)
Hm... Actually i DID not need Eric Dollard come forward to confirm Bedini/Bearden preachings are false (to me mild).
People should wake up and stop believing unproven theories that clog the mind and brutally violate clear thinking.
It really pains me, not just what has been done to you, but also your decision to shut everyone off, even though only a relatively few people had actually caused harm.
But I will respect your free will, albeit with great sadness, as many people before you who had a clue, have left us with nothing after their departure from this Earthly plane.
Originally posted by Dollard, E. P. (N6KPH)View Post
I had a young student from Korea visit me a few years back. He had no problem understanding the basic concept of producing an energy synthesizing apparatus, because his mind was uncontaminated by all of the Bedini/Bearden falsehoods. The term Scalar Wave is an oxymoron, as scalar is part of the propagation constant that is NOT A WAVE! (Idiots!)
Hi Eric,
What's your beef with Bedin and Bearden??
I think the term "Scalar Wave" came about because modern science has no decent scientific terms for "Out of the Box"...Science? lol.
My goodness, Eric Dollard (presumably!) pops into this thread and nobody follows up on what he's pointing out to you? It took me less than 5 minutes to track it all down (other than the paper in German--I'll get to that after reading the others).
Incredible...
Eric, if that really was you, let me just say a tremendous THANK YOU for that.
If I track down the German paper I'll post directly in this thread. I've been meaning to get back to Steinmetz, but am currently slogging through Walter Russell. Happy reading!
EDIT: The Steinmetz linked above is part of a later edition that was split into three parts, and the chapter Eric talks about above is not in it. If I find an earlier edition with that chapter I'll post a link--unless someone beats me to it.
EDIT 2: The chapter in question can be found as Chapter 16 in Theory and Calculations of Electrical Apparatus. Dunno if it differs from the earlier edition, but it's probably worth a look.
My goodness, Eric Dollard (presumably!) pops into this thread and nobody follows up on what he's pointing out to you? It took me less than 5 minutes to track it all down (other than the paper in German--I'll get to that after reading the others).
Incredible...
Eric, if that really was you, let me just say a tremendous THANK YOU for that.
This was precisely what I was thinking. That chapter on Reaction Machines is a very interesting read indeed. I'm in the process now of reading through the rest of the chapters. They're quite math orientated as a whole, just a warning to those not great with maths. Thank you very much Mr Dollard.
I think the term "Scalar Wave" came about because modern science has no decent scientific terms for "Out of the Box"...Science? lol.
Anyways, thanks for popping in.
Duane
While I can kind of see why they called it Scalar waves as we're dealing with more of a electrostatic wave and electrostatic values are often reffered to as voltage which is the magnitude without direction aka. a scalar quantitiy however it's overly confusing because it makes little logical sense for the reasons Eric posted. A better general name for these waves would be electrostatic compression waves (or longitudinal as compression and logitudinal waves are one and the same) made up of electrostatic fields rapidly alternating even this doesn't sum them up but is a better name than 'scalar waves'. In the older textbooks this field is called the dielectric field which I feel is even more appropriate, this is what Eric calls the field if I am not mistaken.
I'm happy to know that you took time to post here and ill do some deep research on what you posted, and a great thx for all what you have done in the past.
Nice to hear your word Eric. Many thanks for the head up .
Originally posted by Dollard, E. P. (N6KPH)View Post
I had a young student from Korea visit me a few years back. He had no problem understanding the basic concept of producing an energy synthesizing apparatus, because his mind was uncontaminated by all of the Bedini/Bearden falsehoods.
The problem I see with Bearden theory is the suggestion to utilize voltage without current to get high COP. This itself already disproven with Bedini device which always use current with switching time slower than 4ns (assuming that mechanical switch of a slow rpm motor would never near that switching time).
With really very little thought and effort you can design a circuit/system that will power the "external circuit" and its loads with STATIC VOLTAGE alone, never drawing any current at all from the source. But inventors have been killed for discovering how to do that, and going about doing it. Electrical engineers would not even dream of it, because it is totally outside their model and what they are taught. They are taught erroneously that they must "draw power" from the source. Without current there is no power, yet there can easily be a continuous flow of enormous EM energy, but just with the external circuit's electrons "pinned" or frozen momentarily.
It is not easy since the high COP should only, as a factor, be attained at spesific input signal form just like shown by Gotoluc on self running coil or by Bedini at spesific output signal form. I never hear a working high COP device that use "voltage without current".
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