MRA -Magnetic Resonance Amplifier

[gauschor]

Ok, I've written to the group owner. Currently waiting for approval/pending.

[gauschor]

Ugh... do not join this yahoo group; some people (including "Ash") are quite unfriendly in there, also not being able to give simple/reasonable answers (although I only needed simple yes/no's) but instead writing paragraphs completely cross purpose, furthermore starting insults. Don't bother however, you will not miss anything when not participating, it's not that they have something to share anyways. It's more like kindergarten: "I have something, but I don't want to show you". Complete waste of time.

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

Ugh... do not join this yahoo group; some people (including "Ash") are quite unfriendly in there, also not being able to give simple/reasonable answers (although I only needed simple yes/no's) but instead writing paragraphs completely cross purpose, furthermore starting insults. Don't bother however, you will not miss anything when not participating, it's not that they have something to share anyways. It's more like kindergarten: "I have something, but I don't want to show you". Complete waste of time.

YOU and this forum  should not build the MRA,  We are not interested on your opinions, , ask me again ill tell you the same

ASHTWETH

[Google]

Hi,

I am a newbie here. Though this a very old thread and has reported replications that failed to prove OU, yet I had a renewed interest in this thread after watching a video on youtube by John Myatt. Video title is Panacea MRA. I have no idea how old this video is but shows some promising results.

I was wondering if you guys watch it and post your valuable comments.

Best

Sandeep

[TinselKoala]

OK, I watched the video. What do you see that you think indicates "promising results"?

The things that I noticed most were that there is no oscilloscope in use, and there seems to be no appreciation for how properly to measure real power in spiky signals that are likely to have significant phase shifts between current and voltage waveforms.

Certainly lighting up a bunch of LEDs from "apparently" lower voltage (or "power") than you think they might need... is no big deal. Furthermore, using LEDs as loads for output power measurements is tricky, especially if evaluating visual brightness is how you are making your "measurement".

For your amusement:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5wbyAwgeO8
(a bunch of LEDs and a LED ring oscillator running _wirelessly_ .... )