Strategy Ruminations

[Omnibus]

Give a link to @poynt99's PSpice simulation of Rosemary's circuit. I've given and can give at once link to my studies.

[WilbyInebriated]

Give a link to @poynt99's PSpice simulation of Rosemary's circuit. I've given and can give at once link to my studies.

no. do your own due diligence.

[Omnibus]

Whoever claims something gives links otherwise he's blabbering just to pass the time.

[Omnibus]

Any of these solid state device claims can be resolved at once using PSpice. So, anyone claiming OU in a solid state device should come up with a PSpice sim proving it. Otherwise it should be dismissed out of hand. People are not going to spend tens of thousand of dollars for something that can be resolved so easily with a free software from the net. Claims for OU difficult to demonstrate are those with moving parts such as the Steorn eOrbo claims in the area of electrical machines or the magnet and gravity machines, although there are software packages that can give some clue. Here, in the area of solid state device demonstrating OU is a piece of cake as long as it is really there. So far, like I said, the only OU electrical circuit that I can vow for is the one I showed above consisting of a capacitor and resistor in series and a diode to take care of possible trivial objections.

[WilbyInebriated]

Whoever claims something gives links otherwise he's blabbering just to pass the time.

denied. speculation. i refuse to do for you the due diligence you should doing yourself.