Quote from: Dave45 on September 27, 2012, 07:32:32 AM
cw and ccw fields, separate they cant do work but together they can, in a magnetic field they are benign because they are separated.
High voltage will not hurt you
High amperage will not hurt you
But if you put them together they will kill.

That doesn't seem like an answer to me, Dave. I asked, What is voltage, what is amperage. And your reply is "cw and ccw fields"?
Now I have to ask you to tell me what are cw and ccw fields.

I suppose that the charge pressure from packing a bunch of like unit charges together, or the rate at which like unit charges pass a measurement point, are great mysteries to you.

Just what "particles" are combining to produce electrons in your image of the CRT? What are electrons, anyway, Dave?

If magnetic fields separate "cw and ccw fields" so that they are "benign" and can't do work.... how can an electric motor turn?

Quotecw and ccw fields, separate they cant do work but together they can, in a magnetic field they are benign  because they are separated.

Let me give you another interpretation of your CRT image. The electron gun is emitting electrons throughout the entire picture. The vertical and horizontal scans, which are controlled by ELECTRIC FIELDS on deflection plates adjacent to the electron beam, are decaying because their amplifiers are not powered any more. The electron gun itself has a big capacitor behind it so it continues to produce its beam for a bit longer than the H and V amps continue to work. As the electric field on the deflection plates decreases the electron beam deflects less and less, until finally it is just a single point, which goes out as the gun's supply of _voltage_ decreases to zero as the charge on the caps bleeds away. Nothing is being recombined, the electron is a fundamental and elementary particle, not made from other separable particles (at least not at the energies available inside a CRT !!) and your description is severely flawed.

Could be, I dont have all the answers, just my own observations and they may be flawed as you say.
But I will continue, I would like your opinion or anyones opinion on a circuit.
http://www.daenotes.com/electronics/digital-electronics/bistable-multivibrators-working-construction-types#axzz27p18dMpf
I want to pulse two coils out of phase.

dave

I froze a coil in ice and saw the A vector field and I have studied it by looking at galaxy's and every vid I could watch of your experiments, the magnetic field or the A vector field has to be split from the center out to ever achieve ou.
I have seen it in the mechanical form and it can be done with just coils.
The A vector field is the energy field the magnetic field is the axle it turns on.
dave

a mechanical capstan - now as electrical analogon ?
http://www.scribd.com/doc/54457395/11/SIX-APPLICATIONS-FOR-MECHANICAL-POWER-AMPLIFIERS

Sincerely
                 CdL

There are two mechanical devices Romero's gen and the v gate magnetic motor vid I referred to, both are pulsed from the center out.
This is where we have to go to ever get ou.

dave