Hello!!, So does "Form make sound, sound makes matter?"

[johnnyfalcon]

i was inspired by the videos of eric dollard to join the forum. i am an electric novice but am reading "steinmetz" on transients. Im hoping to find a glossary of terms used that are approved by eric dollard because i like the way his teachings make sense and seem sincere, and i simply want to learn.

i get forgetful as im reading along though i seem to forget the multilayerd meanings of words like the magnetic feild and how it acts in a normal circuit and then the special things it does in a transient ect, same with like "what is induction" what is the multilayerd meaning of the word, with analogies and helpful hints that help me remember. basically it would be nice to have ALL THINGS magnetic feild condensed together , and all things induction and dielectric and so on in there own segments

i have so many questions, and the google search is difficult to use when looking up "how long does the magnetic feild last , dissapate and reach after a circuit is shut off that was running say 40 amps at 100 volts"

[Aaron]

Lone Pine Writings

i was inspired by the videos of eric dollard to join the forum. i am an electric novice but am reading "steinmetz" on transients. Im hoping to find a glossary of terms used that are approved by eric dollard because i like the way his teachings make sense and seem sincere, and i simply want to learn.

i get forgetful as im reading along though i seem to forget the multilayerd meanings of words like the magnetic feild and how it acts in a normal circuit and then the special things it does in a transient ect, same with like "what is induction" what is the multilayerd meaning of the word, with analogies and helpful hints that help me remember. basically it would be nice to have ALL THINGS magnetic feild condensed together , and all things induction and dielectric and so on in there own segments

i have so many questions, and the google search is difficult to use when looking up "how long does the magnetic feild last , dissapate and reach after a circuit is shut off that was running say 40 amps at 100 volts"

Hi Johnny,

The Lone Pine Writings gives quite a few definitions. You can find details here: Lone Pine Writings

That content is all posted free here in this forum throughout the early Eric Dollard posts, but that will save you countless time if you want it all in a concise book.