Testing the TK Tar Baby

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Rosemary,

Why do you say it was a joke?

PW

picowatt I'll answer your questions when you EVENTUALLY get around to answering mine.

Rosie Posie

[picowatt]

picowatt I'll answer your questions when you EVENTUALLY get around to answering mine.

Rosie Posie

Rosemary,

I told you, I can't recall what they were.

PW

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Rosemary,

I told you, I can't recall what they were.

PW

Let me remind you - starting with the last 'first'.
How do you explain a 'negative wattage'?
How do you reconcile the positive half of each half of that oscillation?

again
Rosie Posie

[TinselKoala]

LOL  That's an easy question. I believe NOTHING that TK videos.  The few that I've actually taken 10 minutes to watch are ridiculous.  And I most certainly DID watch that function generator thing - which was a JOKE.  At best.

Rosie Pose

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A joke.... you say that because you can't believe it... because it contradicts a lot of what you've been claiming here out of ignorance.

But what you are missing is this: The demonstration is easy to do and anybody with a function generator and a handful of LEDs and a little motor can repeat it for themselves... and see if it's a joke or not.

And when they do, they will see for themselves that what you are claiming about the operation of a function generator is a bunch of your usual hooey.

I can even show the function generator in series with a battery, powering the motor at the battery's voltage PLUS the FG's voltage when the FG is positive.

The "joke" is that you claim to understand videos you haven't even watched, and that you refuse to see that I am constructing these videos deliberately so that it will be easy for anyone to repeat what I show.

Try it yourself with your "isotech 324" function generator. I am sure that you can find LEDs and small motors, somewhere, even in South Africa. If you can't maybe your "advisors" can.

Then come back and tell me if that video is a joke, and just what part you found funny.

[TinselKoala]

Let me remind you - starting with the last 'first'.
How do you explain a 'negative wattage'?
How do you reconcile the positive half of each half of that oscillation?

again
Rosie Posie

Yes... PW... how do you explain (to Rosemary) those same things in MY data as well?