Agentgates´s TPU setup with strange wavehill hump

[giantkiller]

The cardboard is an air form. It lets the most energy ring in space instead of sumped inside a captive media. Like the ECD. Sumped equals losses if your view is correct. But in reality the same energy is somewhere else just not in the place we want where it can do the most good.
In other words: Inside metal is a bad place. No electrical current or magnetic current but air current/flux lines. The lines appear in 2 different ways, flux in the metal or flux in the air. If you ring the metal flux the metal sings. If you ring the air flux the planet sings because the air flux is coupled with the earth flux and atomic flux. This gives us 2 tuning forks instead of one.
The flux lines are actually standing waves of electron polarity. Which denotes a frequency. Put iron filings on a paper and expose them to a magnetic to expose the flux lines. Measure the distance between them at their furthest distance, usually the middle. That will give you the base or a harmonic distance of the frequency wave.
The strange wavehill hump points to the compwave. The pancake uses this as transmission media.

One more thought like this and I qualify for planetary expulsion.

--giantkiller.

[supersam]

hey gk,

long time no see.  i think you have some nice points. 

hell what the f***try some cardboard, the pvc has problems!

lol
sam

[MasterPlaster]

The cardboard is an air form. It lets the most energy ring in space instead of sumped inside a captive media. Like the ECD. Sumped equals losses if your view is correct. But in reality the same energy is somewhere else just not in the place we want where it can do the most good.
In other words: Inside metal is a bad place. No electrical current or magnetic current but air current/flux lines. The lines appear in 2 different ways, flux in the metal or flux in the air. If you ring the metal flux the metal sings. If you ring the air flux the planet sings because the air flux is coupled with the earth flux and atomic flux. This gives us 2 tuning forks instead of one.
The flux lines are actually standing waves of electron polarity. Which denotes a frequency. Put iron filings on a paper and expose them to a magnetic to expose the flux lines. Measure the distance between them at their furthest distance, usually the middle. That will give you the base or a harmonic distance of the frequency wave.
The strange wavehill hump points to the compwave. The pancake uses this as transmission media.

One more thought like this and I qualify for planetary expulsion.

I hope this information proves useful. A few years back I was designing a Bluetooth device. At the time of manufacture I was told by the plastics manufacturer who was designing the housing that they must select a kind of plastic that does not contain carbon because it inhibit the propogation of RF. So, you don't know what is the composition of the plastic drain pipe that you may have access to. It is out of my expertize but surely cardboard contains carbon also but it may be a different format or density.

The other point that I hope you did not miss, we are talking RF and not magnetic/inductive coupling.

[forest]

carbon is a shield for RF ? that would be great info but I doubt about it

[allcanadian]

@Forest
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"carbon is a shield for RF ? that would be great info but I doubt about it"
I have found it's often all the little things that matter, for instance carbon is in the same catagory as Pyrolytic Carbon which is also related to the metal Bismuth, both being the most diamagnetic materials we know of. That is they will weakly repel all magnetic fields regardless of the polarity of the field which makes the diamagetic materials impolar relative to all polar magnetic fields. If we consider that RF is in fact EM radiation (electro-magnetic) then it would seem obvious that the diamagnetic crystaline structure of carbon must have effects on the magnetic component of RF which is EM radiation. Carbon is also conductive and conductors conduct and dissipate currents which also means the material is subject to induction and eddy current production as a boundary layer surface effect which dampens or transform EM energy. Carbon black is added to plastic to give it color but more important it protects the plastic from UV radiation (sunlight-- wide spectrum EM) which will degrade the plastic.
Regards
AC