The use of a tripod would have been a very good thing.

Bill

Not really following but it feels like somebody missed the dress rehearsal!   

Quote from: TinselKolala
What has this to do with Ainslie's demonstration, which either is, or is not, scheduled to begin in two hours?

This knowledge would enable an observer
to provide meaningful feedback to the
demonstrators in the event the demonstration
should produce disappointing results.  This
sort of cooperative assistance was once
quite common within the professional
environment.

Quote from: TinselKoalaDo you think that she will be creatively improvising in order to enhance the inductive properties?

One would hope that Rosemary would be
open to the possibilities of making certain
adjustments to her circuitry when it doesn't
produce the result she's wanting to see.

Quote from: TinselKoalaDo you even know what you are talking about?
Of course you don't.

I recognize your appeal for spoon feeding but
will let it pass.  Within the professional environment
spoon feeding and whining are much eschewed.

We do our utmost to assist our peers to think
with some independence.  Too much reliance
upon the work of others stifles mental
development and leads to emotional issues.

Quote from: Pirate88179 on June 29, 2013, 01:56:14 PM
The use of a tripod would have been a very good thing.

Bill

  Focusing the camera would also have been a very good thing.

Oh look, unlike in FIG3, Q1 turns on when they apply +12 volts to its gate...