Rosemary Ainslie Circuit Demonstration, June 1 2013

[profitis]

@tk and i agree wholeheartedly that to scream at markdansie and sterling allen is a giagantic no-no.this is analogous to someone going to hospital in emergency and then insulting the surgeon they chose to visit  lol.

[TinselKoala]

TK,

I did spend approx. 4000,- Norwegian Kr. on designing a PCB for the first 555 based switching circuit. I did give away
those PCBs for free. I have also tested the newest variant of the two MOSFET circuit. I did explain why the circuit
did oscillate, when a negative voltage was provided by the function generator on the circuit trigger input. I also did
an analysis of the bias currents in the non-oscillating and oscillating mode. In all my tests of the 555 based circuit, and
the newer two MOSFET version circuit, I never found any evidence of free energy or over unity performance.

GL.

Wow.... that is really impressive, GL, I don't know how I missed your work. It sounds like your findings are completely in agreement with everybody else's at this point, in terms of the reasons for the oscillations and the need for the negative bias voltage from somewhere and so forth. I really love that little circuit board.
Is Ainslie aware of your work? What has she got to say about it? (I don't want to bring up any painful memories.... )
Thanks for posting that !

I don't want to force you out onto the same limb I'm on, but if you would care to comment.... what is your opinion of the scopeshot Paper1, Figure3?

[TinselKoala]

@tk and i agree wholeheartedly that to scream at markdansie and sterling allen is a giagantic no-no.this is analogous to someone going to hospital in emergency and then insulting the surgeon they chose to visit  lol.

Don't forget about Stefan, our host. She really has let him have it in some of her comments, even while she was still posting here!

Stefan and I don't agree about some things but I respect him and I'm grateful to him for providing this forum for experimenters and researchers and those with speculative ideas and theories. I'm glad that he tolerates the occasional skeptic, even though Koalas can be mean when they get poked enough.

[Groundloop]

Wow.... that is really impressive, GL, I don't know how I missed your work. It sounds like your findings are completely in agreement with everybody else's at this point, in terms of the reasons for the oscillations and the need for the negative bias voltage from somewhere and so forth. I really love that little circuit board.
Is Ainslie aware of your work? What has she got to say about it? (I don't want to bring up any painful memories.... )
Thanks for posting that !

I don't want to force you out onto the same limb I'm on, but if you would care to comment.... what is your opinion of the scopeshot Paper1, Figure3?

TK,

I have no "painful memories" in my 10 year long free energy research other than the shit load of money and time I have spent.
RA is aware of my circuit testings. We did email for a while. I have no comments on the RA papers or scope shoots, and I do
not really care any more. I have other things to do now that are more important, and it does not include free energy research.

I still love to play with electronic as an hobby. I have designed many funny projects. My last was a micro controller circuit
for use in remote controlled cars, where my circuit did control the turning blink and also the break lights, based on what
the operator of the RC car did with the controls.

GL.

[poynt99]

TK,

GL sent me one of his boards quite some time ago. I used that board for my testing of her first circuit back in 2009. I posted pics of it when gmeast challenged me as to what actual work I have done on her circuit. He promptly deleted that of course.

I still have my complete setup with GL's board and all.