Claimed OU circuit of Rosemary Ainslie

[forest]

  did you checked energy wasted by proposed Ainslie circuit radiated as EM waves ?

[Justalabrat]

TK, if you do decide to build an Ainslie Circuit

LOL
just look back at the last 100 pages of this thread!

[allcanadian]

@forest
Quote:
"did you checked energy wasted by proposed Ainslie circuit radiated as EM waves ?"

Yes, the EM wave energy you refer to is called "Heat", this Heat or EM energy radiated from excited matter within the infrared spectrum is in fact the pupose of the circuit so I am not sure how it could be wasted.
AC

[poynt99]

@Hoppy
Quote:
"I agree with you and I think even Aaron will agree that the spike has miniscule power in EE terms. However, as I'm sure you know, the 'spike' to Aaron, John Bedini and others has extra special significance, in that they claim the spike acts as a trigger mechanism for battery self-charging in the right conditions. It is pointless trying to argue this point, as it is a fundamental belief based on an esoteric 'New Age' theory."

LOL, this statement----"I agree with you and I think even Aaron will agree that the spike has miniscule power in EE terms", tells me how little you and MH actually understand of Electrical Engineering. If fact the spike is an called an "inductive discharge" which is EQUAL to the power required to charge the inductance at resonance. The power in equals the power out minus ohmic losses--- this is resonance, Power is Volt-Amps or Watts. While the inductive discharge is at a higher voltage and a lower amperage the power is almost equal to the power input in Watts at resonance. So how exactly can the POWER in the inductive discharge or "spike" be miniscule when in fact it is nearly equal to the power input? Is this one of YOUR new age theories, because it violates the conservation of energy, energy cannot just dissappear?
AC

Come on AC, stop being so crass. The guys know what they're talking about, and you're twisting what they're saying. Of course the energy out is what energy was "stored" in the inductor prior to de-energizing, minus losses. I think we're way past that level of understanding here. At least I hope we are.


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[forest]

@forest
Quote:
"did you checked energy wasted by proposed Ainslie circuit radiated as EM waves ?"

Yes, the EM wave energy you refer to is called "Heat", this Heat or EM energy radiated from excited matter within the infrared spectrum is in fact the pupose of the circuit so I am not sure how it could be wasted.
AC

oops..I meant radio range Em waves