Agentgates´s TPU setup with strange wavehill hump

[onthecuttingedge2005]

How do you get a lazy conservative slave(Electron) to do work? you crack the whip on it(Wavelength), to make it work more efficient you must speak the same language(Frequency), the amplitude of your voice makes it more demanding.

I hope this analogy is helpful.

Jerry

[agentgates]

How do you get a lazy conservative slave(Electron) to do work? you crack the whip on it(Wavelength), to make it work more efficient you must speak the same language(Frequency), the amplitude of your voice makes it more demanding.

I hope this analogy is helpful.

Jerry

That is nice. What exactly happening in subatomic level is not 100% clear. I have a theory that I will try to make solid in the nex couple of days, until then I wouldn't push it hard to get people confused if that wouldn't fit. But what is already sure is that we spin them up to a very high speed at the intersecting points outside and they just start flowing spontanously. (The deeper understanding in this process is what I am expecting in the next couple of days)

[Magluvin]

But will we see it before you complete the theory?  =]

Magluvin 0 7

[SPP-48]

I think many people got confused here with their coils. For those who have problems with results, here is the formula again how to calculate the length of the tube to get the 45 degrees:

l = (d x PI) / 6

"l" gives the length of tube to cut

Hi Tony

Using the formula gives me a height of 41.89mm for an 80mm diameter tube. Is this correct. I recall you were using a 70mm high coil originally.

l = (80 x 3.142)/6 = 41.89mm

Cheers

Sam

[ramset]

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Patience Grasshopper

This will do what it does!!
[Don't ask me what "that" is]

Chet