Testing the TK Tar Baby

[picowatt]

PW:

Thanks for that information. My guess is that you are a very senior or retired analog/RF engineer with a vast amount of knowledge and experience under your belt.  The breadth of your experience probably spans the 60s through the 2000s.  And of course if you worked during the 60s that means your experience actually encompasses the technology of the 40s and 50s.  Therefore you have upwards of 70 years worth of tech experience under your belt.  Pretty awesome.

MileHigh

MH,

Thanks for all that, but I am still learning.  I cut my teeth on tubes.  When I was a child, my mother used to have to catch me at the door on trash days as I brought all manner of old radios and TV's home with my red wagon.  Eventually she would make me pull parts on the sidewalk and take the chassis back from whence they came.  But ma, there's still a bunch of good parts...

And yeah, I'm gettin' old...

PW

[MileHigh]

Rosie Posie:

PW is absolutely right about your circuit operation and you are wrong and you don't know what you are talking about.

That's just the way it is.  Please read over his points and look at your schematic and try to understand what is going on.  Print out his comments and your schematic and spend an afternoon trying to understand, or go see one of your experts or something.

If you can't get over this hurdle to understand how your circuit works then there is no hope for you, your circuit, and your future experiments.  It will all be a waste if you don't understand how the circuit actually works.

MileHigh

[Rosemary Ainslie]

LOL MileHigh,  as ever, your transparency is that guileless it's endearing.

PW:

Thanks for that information. My guess is that you are a very senior or retired analog/RF engineer with a vast amount of knowledge and experience under your belt.  The breadth of your experience probably spans the 60s through the 2000s.  And of course if you worked during the 60s that means your experience actually encompasses the technology of the 40s and 50s.  Therefore you have upwards of 70 years worth of tech experience under your belt.  Pretty awesome.

MileHigh

That makes picowatt even older than ME.  And by my reckoning NO-ONE is older than me.  But I could add a few.  Spin the spin.  I suppose.  Therefore, here's my best shot.  Since my experience encompasses the greats - all the way back to Isaac Newton - and even Galileo then that makes me VASTLY more antiquated.  Hopefully not less relevant.

Rosie Pose

[Rosemary Ainslie]

MH,

Thanks for all that, but I am still learning.  I cut my teeth on tubes.  When I was a child, my mother used to have to catch me at the door on trash days as I brought all manner of old radios and TV's home with my red wagon.  Eventually she would make me pull parts on the sidewalk and take the chassis back from whence they came.  But ma, there's still a bunch of good parts...

And yeah, I'm gettin' old...

PW

Dear God, spare us from these self declared geniuses.  Between you and TK it's tedious.  Show us your credentials picowatt.  That would be of interest.  Thankfully I have nothing more than a functional intelligence - and it's more than enough to see through this rather sad exercise in self- promotion.  And MileHigh - the ONLY true genius amongst the four of you - is possibly yourself.  You've managed a perpetual state of denial in spite of the evidence.  And that takes the hard application of a CONSIDERABLE imagination.  And it's the scope of one's imagination that determines that IQ.

Rosie Posie

[MileHigh]

You know Rosemary I don't know what to make of that last posting of yours.  Spin what?  Transparency about what?  Here I feel about as clueless as you normally do.

If you read something untoward into a sincere compliment and you can't sense that it was simple and genuine, then I am glad that I don't live in your world.