A Challenge to Thermodynamic Theory

[Rosemary Ainslie]

@Rosemary


I forgot one thing. I remember you having discovered something interesting, but remember nothing more about it. I am puzzled though as to why you thought I attacked your claim?? (I do not even remember what your claim is.) Who are these South Americans you referenced? On this I am lost.


I was responding in agreement to your statements in line with the topic of this thread, and added some of my own.

Dear Paul,

LOL.  I am DELIGHTED that you're actually on this side of new science.  I was rather perturbed that you were not.  But the fault is NOT yours.  It's mine.  I'm a something of a pedant and a literalist - if there is such a word.      The irony of it is that I continually indulge in sarcasm and SELDOM recognise it when others do.  Abject apologies Paul.

Enough said.  You're right.  Science is 1 part experimental evidence - 90 parts belief - and 9 parts assumption.  It will be really nice when it becomes 99 parts experimental evidence and 1 part assumption.  Regarding the reference to South African (SA) - sorry - I was referring to a new discovery that's got a direct battery supply to electrical application - at 5 Mega Watts.  But no details are available - apparently.  I know nothing about this other than as reported by Sterling Allen.  Very Intriguing.  They're using precisely those inductive principles and letting the one battery simply recharge the other with a zero discharge. 

I rather hoping that the application marries to an early schematic that we put out some years back.  It was open sourced - so the hope is that we can challenge any attempts at patenting this.  We'll see.

Take care Paul.  And far be it from me to antagonise ANYONE who is supporting these energy drives of ours.  So.  Ignore my previous post and lets keep rallying.  lol  There will never be enough of it in my book.

Kindest regards,
Rosemary

[parisd]

Rosemary,
I would be pleased to attend to the next overunity demonstration in Cape Town and to exchange with enthousiasts in the cape town area and to hear about existing prototypes.
Tks
Dennis