Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED

[minnie]

LarryC,
            mind-boggling!
                                 John.

[TinselKoala]

So stored energy initial and final is not required, as it would be confusing to most.

People say the darndest things, don't they?

I'm pretty sure that even a high-school student understands the difference between the gasoline in your tank when you begin a journey, and the gasoline remaining when you have gotten to wherever it is you are going.

Or maybe not, these days.

[LarryC]

MarkE,


I'm done.


It is impossible to teach someone without the common sense to understand what 'Utilize PSI' implies.

[LarryC]

People say the darndest things, don't they?

I'm pretty sure that even a high-school student understands the difference between the gasoline in your tank when you begin a journey, and the gasoline remaining when you have gotten to wherever it is you are going.

Or maybe not, these days.

True, but only a fool would waste his time checking, if the gasoline never changed.

[TinselKoala]

I see. Since you know it never changes, you don't need to check it. That sure saves a lot of time and effort!

Maybe that's why your "Self Running" machines have always mysteriously stopped running after a little while. You are so sure that they are "overunity" that it never occurs to you to check to see if maybe they are running on the stored energy from the precharge.