KARPEN PILE

[orbut 3000]

So what's going to happen on August 20th?

[Philip Hardcastle]

So what's going to happen on August 20th?

Wrong thread, this is for Karpen Piles.

[profitis]

Yes phil the more surface area crammed into small space would widen the discharge curve closer to a battery but it would still be subject to how much current drain is on it.an redoxultracap is the closest thing to it yes.ipods need steady continous large currents for long periods so I have no idea how long such a thing would perform before needing rest for recharge. Patents are out my financial league so somebody is going to have to do that for me or for themselves and me,if its worthwhile.

[Philip Hardcastle]

@profitis, take out a provisional to cover the work you are doing, that will cost you a modest amount and give you a year to work on the idea, discuss it with scientists, and to offer it to financiers.


I remain open to the idea that the Karpen is a real 2LOT violating technology since the device has not been rejected by science but seemingly put into the mystery category. I assume that there is some evidence of output to temperature correlation, and I also assume that it has been tested in a blackout condition and with an iso-thermal chamber.


If there was enough evidence and some plan as to how to make a W/cm3 then I might be able to get you some support out of a few universities, but you would need to provide solid proof that the basics had been covered.


My email is pjhardcastle@gmail.com

[profitis]

I'm aware of provisionals thanks phil. Yes they're definitely not stupid,they mustve tested the ins and outs of it ages ago and obviously something is fishy because of no official consensus.I've gotten a few very interesting documents off the net from publications by scientists who had studied it that are years old indeed indicating a 2lot violation. thanks for your offer to help,I might take it up as soon as I get a more full picture of the capabilities. It is truly a pandora box that may yet yield some diamonds or as sarkeizen calls it 'magic'.