Testing the TK Tar Baby

[picowatt]

At the very least, this new claim appears to be an admission that the batteries do indeed discharge.

[TinselKoala]

Your atrocities against good English and good spelling - are rampant.  Your only defense is that your accents are DELECTABLE.  Which makes your previous conjectures as absurd as your conjecture about the value of the dollar.  It's been erroded somewhat little TK.  Like your credibility.

You are a parody of yourself, Ainslie. I laugh and laugh at you. I don't find "erroded" in my dictionary. Perhaps you meant "eroded", like your team has done. All eroded away, sanded down by the truth and blasted out by facts.

And >It's all been erroded somewhat little TK< is not an English sentence.

[TinselKoala]

At the very least, this new claim appears to be an admission that the batteries do indeed discharge.

Maybe somebody explained to her just what her scopeshots actually DO show, now that they can all be seen in one place.

It's pretty hard to deny a current of 5 amps or more during a phase where there are NO oscillations, or to claim that a strong current is being supplied from some place other than THE BATTERIES when the measurements are right there in front of your nose. Like this shot where there is clearly substantial current flowing during the non-oscillating phase, but she denies it in the text.

"Those are the facts."  It's statements like this ... her "Do The Math" and so on... when the "facts" and the "Math" actually don't support her contentions.... that really get me going.

[picowatt]

TK,

Just imagine how much more difficult it would be to prove that a circuit exceeds a battery's amp hour rating.  Proving/disproving a COP=Infinity is a piece of cake compared to proving exceeding a battey's amp hour rating.

Can a 60 amp hour rated lead acid battery be discharged at a rate that exceeds 60 amp hours?  I should think quite readily.  With the appropriate load profile, 300-600 amp hours would not seem at all unreasonable. 

Without calorimetry and equivalent heat rate and loading, it would seem very difficult to prove. 

As well, I don't believe the rules for the overunity prizes mention exceeding a battey's amp hour rating.

PW

[TinselKoala]

Here's a particularly nice selection from my database of Ainslie conversations.