Testing the TK Tar Baby

[TinselKoala]

You're a LIAR, Ainslie, plain and simple. I always refer to exactly what of your nonsense I object to. Just like the past few days: YOU claim that there is NO SUCH ANIMAL as inductive reactance, and you refer to WIKI, which refutes you. And I give the links and the posts and the complete formula.... and you proceed to insult me and MileHigh and picowatt yet again with your lies and arrogant ignorance.

Now .99 has given you THE SAME LINK and the same formula as I have done. And you still get it wrong.


IMPEDANCE is the sum total.

It is made of RESISTANCE and REACTANCE.

REACTANCE has two components: Inductive reactance and capacitive reactance, which act in opposition: one increases with frequency and the other decreases with frequency.


And your conception of capacitors and capacitance is also gravely in error. Again... your preconceptions and your insane "thesis" are keeping you from perceiving reality.... keeping you in your insane delusions.

[mrsean2k]

Credit where it's due, she now claims she understands Pi, and deems it to be case-sensitive. Only one in a million could bring that level of scrutiny to bear.


It seems that gmeast has the chops to understand the inverted duty cycle, if only it wasn't for her constant faux-ksy misdirection.


She's quite content to have someone who's attested he has access to limited resources pointlessly chasing his own tale for the sake for attention grabbing.

[TinselKoala]

It's astonishing. Gmeast is replicating the Quantum magazine "experiment". But he's using a different circuit than was published (mosfet drivers, a flyback diode, etc) , a different timer (components different than listed in the Quantum article), a different duty cycle (much longer ON proportions than Ainslie claimed) and a different set of waveforms. I can only shake my head in bemusement.

And Ainslie herself cannot understand formulae.... so she blames others for using them, instead of educating herself to a commonly accepted standard of understanding.

[TinselKoala]

Van De Graaff machines... how do they work? How in the world do they store up energy, from just a moving belt, until it gets to be so strong that the machine just can't contain it any more and it has to leap off the top sphere as a big honking electrical spark?

Is it possible that they store energy in.... capacitance? How can this be? Where are the plates, where is the dielectric? 


The simple picture of inductors and capacitors as energy storage devices is beyond Ainslie's comprehension. Storing energy in a magnetic field, storing energy in an electric field..... whaaat???

[MileHigh]

Pi. what about e?

Eeeeeeeeee!!!