The Lee-Tseung Lead Out Theory

[hansvonlieven]

No Lawrence,

this time I don't even give you the benefit of doubt.

When I was a kid every boy that was into science had three things. A Meccano set, a chemistry set and a crystal radio complete with Galena crystal, air condenser, high impedance headphones and an antenna.

I strung my first antenna in about 1950 when I was 11 years old. It was 30 meters long and strung between porcelain insulators at the back of the house about 10 meters above the ground. There was a knife switch that connected it to the ground which was earthing the antenna when It was not in operation as a safety thing, in case of a thunderstorm.

At that stage, if what you have published about yourself is correct, you would have been only 4 years old. (How that makes you an old man at only 61 is a mystery to me)

Anyway, the power derived from such an arrangement is in the micro watt range and not dangerous at all, otherwise every kid in town that was playing around with the same thing would have been long dead.

Perhaps you can get 25000 watt when a lightning hits it but that will be the only time.

Ask any radio enthusiast and experimenter and they will tell you the same thing.

Hans von Lieven

Silly theories do not Lead Out energy where there isn't any. All the flaming in the world is not going to change this.

[FreeEnergy]

No Lawrence,

this time I don't even give you the benefit of doubt.

When I was a kid every boy that was into science had three things. A Meccano set, a chemistry set and a crystal radio complete with Galena crystal, air condenser, high impedance headphones and an antenna.

I strung my first antenna in about 1950 when I was 11 years old. It was 30 meters long and strung between porcelain insulators at the back of the house about 10 meters above the ground. There was a knife switch that connected it to the ground which was earthing the antenna when It was not in operation as a safety thing, in case of a thunderstorm.

At that stage, if what you have published about yourself is correct, you would have been only 4 years old. (How that makes you an old man at only 61 is a mystery to me)

Anyway, the power derived from such an arrangement is in the micro watt range and not dangerous at all, otherwise every kid in town that was playing around with the same thing would have been long dead.

Perhaps you can get 25000 watt when a lightning hits it but that will be the only time.

Ask any radio enthusiast and experimenter and they will tell you the same thing.

Hans von Lieven

Silly theories do not Lead Out energy where there isn't any. All the flaming in the world is not going to change this.

so what would be the average watts on something like that?

[hansvonlieven]

Sorry FreeEnergy,

I forget the actual figures, it was just enough to drive a small high impedance electromagnet that vibrated the diaphragm. Unless you had it very close to your ear you couldn't hear anything. Certainly not enough to drive a small speaker.

We tried to build a small motor with the electromagnet from the headphone but there was not enough power there to drive the thing even though it was very light and turned easily.

Any good book on antennas will give you the figures you are looking for.

Hans von Lieven

EDIT: Edison actually built a motor that ran, from memory he soldered a small pin to the diaphragm that pushed a ratchet drive but to duplicate this was out of our league, we could not get the parts machined to the precision required with our resources then.

[ltseung888]

No Lawrence,

this time I don't even give you the benefit of doubt.

When I was a kid every boy that was into science had three things. A Meccano set, a chemistry set and a crystal radio complete with Galena crystal, air condenser, high impedance headphones and an antenna.

I strung my first antenna in about 1950 when I was 11 years old. It was 30 meters long and strung between porcelain insulators at the back of the house about 10 meters above the ground. There was a knife switch that connected it to the ground which was earthing the antenna when It was not in operation as a safety thing, in case of a thunderstorm.

At that stage, if what you have published about yourself is correct, you would have been only 4 years old. (How that makes you an old man at only 61 is a mystery to me)

Anyway, the power derived from such an arrangement is in the micro watt range and not dangerous at all, otherwise every kid in town that was playing around with the same thing would have been long dead.

Perhaps you can get 25000 watt when a lightning hits it but that will be the only time.

Ask any radio enthusiast and experimenter and they will tell you the same thing.

Hans von Lieven

Silly theories do not Lead Out energy where there isn't any. All the flaming in the world is not going to change this.

Is your home in a thunderstorm prone area???

At Age 11, you already used "earthing the antenna" techniques.   Good Kid. I am sure that you also had the knowledge or scientific sense of not using your device on thunderstorm days or nights.

[Evil Roy Slade]

Given that I have not been deregistered here yet I may as well post something useful.

@hans&utilitarian

You can get further information about 'lead out' from my wee little shitzu.
Her email is pepper@dogsworld.com.au

ERS