Dr Ronald Stiffler SEC technology

[ramset]

Stiffler's latest [apparently bumped the Ground work for a bit]


Cloud Vid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5uAA2ieTnY&feature=youtu.be


Cloud 2 vid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPikYP40NS8&t=87s

[mikrovolt]

This is the best I could do with the formula in video cloud 2.
Please correct this as I am uncertain it is accurate ?

[iQuest]

Mikrovolt:
Appreciate your posts.  I had not made out the first symbol of Dr. Stiffler's Energy Lattice formula but I had made out the rest the same as you have.  And Zo=120*PI=376.99, based on a comment posted by Dr. Stiffler on his
Cloud Coil 2 video which he states he rounds to 377 (bandwidth is broad).  If we have the formula correct the odd integer 19 would be precisely 13.502MHz which is the frequency he appears to target.  I think 'the world'
can now see the formula more clearly thanks to your last post.

Lv=(Zo*(c/1e6)*2pi)*n
Lv - Lattice Vibration Frequency (Frequency At Which Energy Lattice Will Release Energy)
Zo - Free Space Impedance (120*PI), may be rounded to 377
  c - Speed Of Light (300M meters/sec)
  n - Every Odd Integer

Lv odd integer frequencies:
  1 - 710,611        3 - 2,131,834       5 - 3,553,057       7 - 4,974,280          9 - 6,395,503      11 - 7,816,726
13 - 9,237,949   15 - 10,659,172   17 - 12,080,395   19 - 13,501,618    21 - 14,922,841   23 - 16,344,064

Dr. Stiffler Quote: "It is indeed 2pi(), as posed by another viewer Zo is 120pi(), although the connection of 2pi() is fully necessary.  I have always rounded Zo to 377, very little difference of around 10KHz by rounding. 
The bandwidth is broad so nothing other than perfection is lost."

Edit: Used spreadsheet PI() instead of 3.14 to calculate frequencies to be more precise.

[Lidmotor]

Mikrovolt and iQuest ---- Thanks for posting on Dr. Stiffler's SEC formula.  The question now is ----what do you and the other math folks think about it?  Doc had a bunch of comments on that video but he has deleted them now.  One of them was about 'Comb Generators'  and Doc gave this link to an article about them.  https://destevez.net/2016/01/building-the-g0mrf-comb-generator/

  Based on those 'Lv odd integer frequencies' that you posted iQuest perhaps a SEC circuit does act like a comb generator.

  I'm just guessing.  Math was almost my minor in college but I have forgotten all of it over time.  Use it or lose it really does apply to that subject.

--Lidmotor

[TinselKoala]

Mikrovolt and iQuest ---- Thanks for posting on Dr. Stiffler's SEC formula.  The question now is ----what do you and the other math folks think about it?  Doc had a bunch of comments on that video but he has deleted them now.  One of them was about 'Comb Generators'  and Doc gave this link to an article about them.  https://destevez.net/2016/01/building-the-g0mrf-comb-generator/

  Based on those 'Lv odd integer frequencies' that you posted iQuest perhaps a SEC circuit does act like a comb generator.

  I'm just guessing.  Math was almost my minor in college but I have forgotten all of it over time.  Use it or lose it really does apply to that subject.

--Lidmotor

Well, does the math make sense? Do a "units" or dimensional analysis. The units of Znought used here are OHMS. That is, Znought is 120pi OHMS of impedance. The speed of light, c, used here is in meters/sec I believe (approx 300000000 m/sec). So if you just blindly multiply all the numbers together without units you do get the "frequency" numbers in the list. But do the units actually work out to give a "frequency"? We have ohms times (c meters/sec)/1million, times 2pi again... I don't know if that actually equals a frequency.