Yes! why?, its true ! ok!

nice vids. But they are missing an element. There was not enough energy created to put the dominos back in place after the tumble. They have to be reset somehow to keep on going.

Not a good example.

Unless you are implying that a second secondary will be able to put out just as much power as the first secondary, while not pulling any more from the primary than it did just having 1 secondary.

Mags

Quote from: Magluvin on April 21, 2010, 11:48:57 PM
nice vids. But they are missing an element. There was not enough energy created to put the dominos back in place after the tumble. They have to be reset somehow to keep on going.

Not a good example.

Unless you are implying that a second secondary will be able to put out just as much power as the first secondary, while not pulling any more from the primary than it did just having 1 secondary.

Mags

No! i'm implying the way energy propagate for a single pulse.

and if there is missing in there then even the dominos can not do that!.

The dominos need to be reset or restored to their initial potential energy state.  Say all the dominos were hinged on the floor.  If you go to the last domino and lift it you will find that a great deal of force is needed to restore the dominos to the upright position.  The force application will need to be reduced as the dominos reach vertical.  If not the chain reaction will occur in the oposite direction.

Another example : small bomb can destroy large building.Energy needed to create that bomb is tiny compared to damages.If you can control explosion and put small piece of energy back to create initial bomb that would be infinite explosion.
Bad example but still example....