Quote from: Rosemary Ainslie on May 07, 2012, 03:14:54 AM
If the schematic you posted is NOT what you have demonstrated then - TYPICALLY - you have omitted a schematic. 

You need to give us your schematic.  Your circuits are simply a MESS of wires.

Rosie Pose

YOU LIAR.
Anyone who WATCHES THE VIDEO can see that there is NO FUNCTION GENERATOR USED.

I have had enough of this crap. Ainslie, you are pathetic. You cannot even see or understand what is put in front of you at a level that a ten-year-old child could grasp. WHAT PART OF NO FUNCTION GENERATOR DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND?

But more importantly... since there is NO FUNCTION GENERATOR and this is clear to everybody but you, you idiot... what does that do to your pathetic argument based on your idiotic assumption that there is a FG even when the narration and the diagram and the video show clearly that there IS NOT ANY FUNCTION GENERATOR USED?

Mess of wires? Lacking color coding? SCHEMATICS???

You are insane. That is the only explanation.

Quote from: TinselKoala on May 07, 2012, 03:25:27 AM
YOU LIAR.
Anyone who WATCHES THE VIDEO can see that there is NO FUNCTION GENERATOR USED.

I have had enough of this crap. Ainslie, you are pathetic. You cannot even see or understand what is put in front of you at a level that a ten-year-old child could grasp. WHAT PART OF NO FUNCTION GENERATOR DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND?

But more importantly... since there is NO FUNCTION GENERATOR and this is clear to everybody but you, you idiot... what does that do to your pathetic argument based on your idiotic assumption that there is a FG even when the narration and the diagram and the video show clearly that there IS NOT ANY FUNCTION GENERATOR USED?

She's just goading you TK, not worth getting riled up.  Everyone else knew exactly what the video demonstrated.

PW

Quote from: Rosemary Ainslie on May 07, 2012, 02:59:00 AM
My dear Leon,

You have a function generator in series with a regulated power supply.  You have a capacitor in parallel to the that regulated power supply. You then DISCONNECT the regulated power supply.  The only other POSSIBLE source of energy is from the function generator.  IF the function generator was supplying energy to the circuit then it would REPLENISH the cap and the cap would NOT discharge.  Since the oscillations DESIST then there is self-evidently NO CURRENT FLOW from the function generator.

Rosie Pose.
In FACT - now that I see that blocking diode at the function generator - you've actually disconnected the circuit from ANY supply at all.  Which makes the ENTIRE test somewhat absurd.

Rosemary ... Geeeeee Wizzzzzz

TK's YouTube video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVdzTn4Iya0

@ time 2:19 TK states .... the function generator + (pos) point on the "BOARD"

@ time 2:27 TK states .... the - (neg) function generator input at the "BOARD"

@ time 2:39 TK states and shows .... the function generator input points on the "BOARD"

THE FUNCTION GENERATOR IS NOT BEING USED AT ALL ONLY THE PC "BOARD" CONNECTION POINTS !!!! 


ALSO .... for your reference YouTube video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwrn1KEGXH8  by Mekatronik100  January 15, 2010

This video shows @ 3:58 ..... a standard "pancake" fan operating with voltage and current supplied "ONLY" from the function generator.   

QuoteRosie Pose.
In FACT - now that I see that blocking diode at the function generator - you've actually disconnected the circuit from ANY supply at all.  Which makes the ENTIRE test somewhat absurd.

You are hallucinating.

Where do you see a "blocking diode" OR a function generator? THERE IS NEITHER.

I cannot believe this. Are we referring to the same video, where I use a big grey capacitor and I show a white piece of paper with a diagram on it?

Ainslie, you are making a solid fool of yourself, right out in public. You really should quit while you are ahead; that last little edit didn't do you any good. Blocking diode? You just make stuff up out of your head.

WHICH MAKES YOUR ENTIRE POST EXTREMELY ABSURD.