Rosemary Ainslie Quantum Magazine Circuit COP > 17 Claims

[MarkE]

I did not see any mention of an adjustment control of any kind. 

[TinselKoala]

I did not see any mention of an adjustment control of any kind.

Well... of course who knows what the word "potentiometer" means in Ainslie-squawk, or how the Ainslie mob is intending to use one.

And compare her "updates" where she presents nothing but words like that post...  to mine, where I actually show everything, including the raw data that proves I'm actually doing just what I say I'm doing .... and laugh.

[orbut 3000]

And compare her "updates" where she presents nothing but words like that post...  to mine, where I actually show everything, including the raw data that proves I'm actually doing just what I say I'm doing .... and laugh.

That may be true, but you could mention 'our string theorists' more often, IMO.

[TinselKoala]

That may be true, but you could mention 'our string theorists' more often, IMO.

Right. I'm almost out of the Old Academics rye whiskey, anyway, so I guess it's time for lunch.

[MarkE]

Well... of course who knows what the word "potentiometer" means in Ainslie-squawk, or how the Ainslie mob is intending to use one.

And compare her "updates" where she presents nothing but words like that post...  to mine, where I actually show everything, including the raw data that proves I'm actually doing just what I say I'm doing .... and laugh.

Vague tests performed using unidentified procedures don't offer much value.  One can easily set up tests with a potentiometer that yield different heating efficiencies and different battery run down times without any pulse circuit at all.