Are scalar waves BS?

[dieter]

As far as I know, Richard Feynman refers frequently to the "A-Field" which seems to be an other word for Scalar / longitudinal  waves. The reason why your Prof denies its existence is because at some point it was decided that they don't exist in order to simplify Electro engineering, at the time of Heaviside and Steinmetz.


http://functionspace.org/topic/3370/Longitudinal-Electromagnetic-Waves

http://farside.ph.utexas.edu/teaching/em/lectures/node51.html


http://hitoshi.berkeley.edu/230A/HW4sol.pdf


There is a detailed document by a russian guy about tesla's scalar wave research, but it is rather suspicious, since it seems as if the man observed Tesla 24/7...




www.teslasociety.ch/info/doc/Teslacar.pdf


http://secretsofcoldelectricity.com/pdf-downloads/
(scroll to secrets of cold war technology pdf)


Anyway, according to such sources it is an electrostatic phenomenon, but a very powerfull one.


According to other sources you can pulse a toroid coil and the scalar wave will be emitted from the center of the toroid.


For a walkie talkie they would however be rather useless, unless it is equipped with a sniper scope and you'd aim at the receiver precisely. At least, that's how I understand "longitudinal".


But it may be possible to use reflectors, like the ionosphere.


BR

[pomodoro]

Unfortunately real scientists have never been able to detect these waves. Only the odd crazy ones like Bearden. My advice is not to waste your time as you are going against one  hundred years of research multiplied by thousands of researchers. Utilize your passion in another less researched but similar field.

[dieter]

Pomodoro, guess you're wrong. Like light that can be longitudinal, but isn't in nature, so can "electrical" waves. And by following your guidence, the "real" scientists simply never tried it, even if they woulda have been able.


But ok, longitudinal waves may very well be useless. Except maybe to save and focus Energy in point to point transmission.


BR

[pomodoro]

So, there are reputable research papers proving light is scalar ?

[conradelektro]

@dz93: I did some experiments along the ideas of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Konstantin Meyl (see the attached diagrams and photo).

http://www.meyl.eu/go/index.php?dir=30_Books&page=1&sublevel=0

I bought the first two books Documentation (1) on Scalar Wave Technology and Documentation (2) on Scalar Wave Medicine) .

Well, the books are not very good and leave almost everything open (from an electronics point of view, but lots of esoterica). I could not detect anything useful, but it could be my fault.

The most paradox fact: One needs a connection between receiver and transmitter, a wire which can not be left out, if one wants to transmit anything. A connection through ground (earth) failed.

In a widely publicized video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LD8OkbumcY0 Meyl drives a little toy boat in a small basin, but a wire leads from the transmitter to the basin and the water in the basin contains a lot of salt to make it conductive (so that there is an electrical connection between transmitter and receiver). Therefore, Meyl does not transmit saclar waves through air, his set ups transmit electricity through a wire.

My personal conclusion: very inconclusive, no proof, lots of talk, no facts.

In my tests the output at the receiver was at least 5 times less than the input at the transmitter (and there has to be a wire between transmitter and receiver). But, as I said, one can always claim that I did something wrong.

You seem to be enthusiastic: buy the two books, make your own tests. You will not be content before you have done this. If you are not really poor, no harm is done, you just lost some money and time. I had to go through this, my own fault. I am allowed to be silly and I can afford it. Are you allowed to be silly, can you afford it?

Greetings, Conrad