Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[vasik041]

 

[NickZ]

Nick - you lazy ___, whine and cry but too useless to help yourself!

Are you afraid of micro processors or expending a little more effort to solve "your" problem?
Afraid that that might be a solution and then you'll have nothing more to cry over.

I want you to DO YOUR OWN WORK - thats how it's done.

Even if I do it for you - you will still have to do it yourself! Plus, you'll know how it's done.

"Give a man a fish - he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish and he'll eat forever!"

Hey, if you wait for me - it might take another 10 years...

   SL:  I have already done my work. That is YOUR work, your baby. Show us how well it works... I have shown all I have done, but I've never seen one single video from you. Isn't it about time you start doing something? Instead of calling me lazy. While you sit on your hands. Show me how well you can fish now that you know so much...   You can't teach what you don't know about.

    Vasik:  I didn't what?  I didn't ask you to show us what you have been working on?  Sorry, I thought that I did. My mistake.Please explain then what my post says that you linked to, as well as my post to PM me if you want to, also  So, that I can do this right, next time However, I remember you saying that you won't get involved while all this stuff is still going on. Right?   Good call...  sorry for my bad memory. 
    NickZ

[SolarLab]

 Nick - Convince "yourself" that you can make it work, you've got the device at hand, the time and experience. $20 and a few days!
It's your project - make an effort to finish it - it's a good feeling in the end, especially when you do it yourself.

You'll know the exact timing and interaction of your device when your finished - absolutely guaranteed.

AG - The PIC may have enough speed (72MHz ver.) but the Arduino doesn't - an ADC will likely be needed to sample the current.
There are literally thousands of places to learn programming; schools, on-line, books, etc. no shortage of training/self learning sources.

The STM32 is not that hard to program with - sort of like machine code from the old days - register setting and such. HAL (Hardware
Abstraction Layer) is releatively straight forward, when using the Timer functions. EMP is not a problem with good design (they
are used everywhere including many high energy physics devices).

Keep in mind that the STM32 series are easily upgraded to higher processor (mainly HAL Timing is used here) speeds.

Kolbacict - maybe complex, but one take - contact the US State Department (quietly of course) and a Sponsor Company. Sometimes
these guys can work together to help you out (based from some experience with this stuff). Good Luck!

Regards

[NickZ]

    SL:
    Convince myself, that's a good one. No thanks, it's not the first time someone has suggested that, to no avail.
Once you get it working and self running, I'll be glad to assist. You've got all those documents so perhaps you should read them.   It might change your "disappointing" views on free energy devices.   
   NickZ

[SolarLab]

    SL:
    Convince myself, that's a good one. No thanks, it's not the first time someone has suggested that, to no avail.
Once you get it working and self running, I'll be glad to assist. You've got all those documents so perhaps you should read them.   It might change your "disappointing" views on free energy devices.   
   NickZ

Nick,

Quite frankly, as far as I'm concerned, it's irrelavant and immaterial whether you have a working device or not. In short - I don't care.
My work is not affected in the least either way and my views are what they are - realistic and based on fact, science and experience.

So, all I can say to you is good luck, and, when and if you get a chance, try it - nothing to loose. Either way it has nothing to
do with me, nore will it ever have anything to do with anything, actually.

Have a good one!
SL