author=MileHigh link=topic=16225.msg488046#msg488046 date=1467994058]



MileHigh

QuoteWith respect to resonance and the wine glass questions I was absolutely correct.  You had been talking about resonance for years and when asked to actually explain what it was you didn't have the slightest clue and you were completely lost.  Now you know better.

Unfortunately MH,you are still trying to come to grips with the difference between resonance and an object vibrating at it's natural resonant frequency.

 

QuoteWith respect to the ideal coil and voltage source question, you didn't have the slightest clue and you were completely lost.  Now you know better.  Thanks to me you know better.

Actually,there is no thanks to you at all.
I answered your question quite fine by my self,only in a way that you wanted it answered,and not in a way i think is correct.
You are of course,free to find your self an ideal coil,and an ideal voltage supply,and show us all that your !stipulated! answer is correct.

QuoteAs far as the Joule Thief 101 thread goes, I said that there was no such thing as a "resonant Joule Thief" because a Joule Thief is a pulse circuit and has nothing whatsoever to do with resonance.  And as of this posting in July 2016 there isn't a resonant Joule Thief in sight.  It has been months now and there is no resonant Joule Thief, just like I said.

Im not sure if you completely missed the boat about what that thread was about,or you were just board at the time?. The point being was,looking for a way to design and build a resonant JT-not a vibrating wine glass

QuoteI told RMS that his "measurement" protocol was nonsense and his claims were false on the two clips that I looked at and that is true.  I have the moral high ground and what I said was correct.  And like usual, most people are just sheep and say nothing about fiascos like RMS.

And this is classic you MH.
After 10+ month's,you are still going on about some one's mistakes,but dare not anyone raise the issues about the J/FET ,or base/emitter-base/collector junction breakdown voltage,associated with the death spike-hey MH?.

QuoteI have plowed though hundreds and hundreds of your mistakes and misconceptions and made you a much more knowledgeable person and a better experimenter.  Certainly there are many others that have helped you also.

Yes,many have helped me out over the years MH,but still no TPU

Feel free to post just 10 of those mistakes i have made,that you corrected

QuoteThe root of everything I have done is good.  The intentions are good.  You can be a sourpus and sulk all you want, I really can't do anything about that.

Im not sulking MH,i am just defending myself against your untruths.

QuoteYour supercapacitor clip is a lie, and you should be ashamed of yourself for emulating RMS and demonstrating all by yourself one of the worst attributes of the free energy cottage industry that we all loathe; false claims.

See-defending myself against rubbish like the above.
Fact is,that cap held more than i stated ,in regards to energy density.
You watch a video ,where i charged the cap for 3 minutes,at a limited current value,and then went on to make some wackadoo calculations on how much energy the cap could actually hold.

I am truly amazed that you can make such calculations from a video clip,that in no way shape or form,was to carry out actual capacity measurements.
What kind of math did you use to do that?--unicorn math perhaps?.

I hope your mighty pen is put to paper,and that your master JT circuit is sent to said person for construction
It would be good to see that you actually have the skill set you claim to have,and that your words are not just words.


Brad

Brad:

The resonance vs. natural resonant frequency pitch you are making is comical at this point in time.  Especially since I found two references that stated what I had been saying all along, there are two perfectly valid meanings for the term "resonance."  I have to assume that you went into brain fry mode when they were posted and all that you heard was sizzling static in your head.  But more importantly, and sadly, is your lack of ability to use your new understanding of what resonance actually is and then recognize it for yourself using your own intellect and innate ability to look at a situation and evaluate it all by yourself.

You were indeed a completely lost soul when it comes to the ideal coil and voltage source question.  You keep on believing whatever you think is correct.  And the search goes on in vain for the mythical "resonant Joule Thief."  It's somewhere out there, or is it just light refracting off of a  layer of hot air?  Since we don't hear about it I would think the search is lost in the sands of time.  And that led into the search for understanding about a resonant wine glass which was like some nightmare soap opera of the insane.

I will re-energize your hot neurons Brad, RMS came up because he made a fake clip about me where he lied through his teeth just a month ago.

Brad, Your supercapacitor clip is a lie, and you should be ashamed of yourself for emulating RMS and demonstrating all by yourself one of the worst attributes of the free energy cottage industry that we all loathe; false claims.

QuoteYou watch a video ,where i charged the cap for 3 minutes,at a limited current value,and then went on to make some wackadoo calculations on how much energy the cap could actually hold.

My whackadoo calculations prove that your claim of 2600 Farads is pure BS.  Shame on you for making false claims.  You don't offer any calculations yourself, whackadoo or otherwise.  Nor do you offer up any measurements to substantiate your ridiculous claim.  And I asked you to explain your recent comments with six sentences strung together that construct a logical argument that makes sense and you can't do it.  And that all should be a lesson to every experimenter to not make bogus claims off of the top of their head like you did.

If you want to prove me wrong then tell us right here and now how you would go about testing the device to make a proper measurement.  C'mon Brad, this is hanging and the clip is still up.  Demonstrate your "bench smarts" - how would you measure the capacitance?

MileHigh

Brad:

From looking at your clip:

If the cap was truly 2600 farads you would have to be putting an average of 20 watts into the cap for three minutes to charge it, and your charging power starts at 0.17 watts and ends at nearly zero watts three minutes later.

Oops!  Perhaps you need to actually measure the capacitance of your device?

Here is what I said to RMS:

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A Maxwell K2Series BCAP 2000 Farad ultracapacitor is in a can that is 10 cm long x 6 cm in diameter.  In one of your clips you claim that you made a home-brew 2000 Farad capacitor that is roughly the size of a credit card.  Let us be conservative and say that you are claiming 10X the energy density by volume with your credit card sized capacitor that you claim is 2000 Farads. The onus is on you to prove that is true - that your credit-card-sized capacitor is 2000 Farads because right now I do not believe it.
>>>

And you are claiming 2600 Farads in a device not much bigger than a large postage stamp!!!

Something does not jive daddy-o!!!

< Attached pic:  2600 Farad 2.5V Boostcap >

Quote from: MileHigh on July 09, 2016, 12:34:33 AM
Brad:

From looking at your clip:

If the cap was truly 2600 farads you would have to be putting an average of 20 watts into the cap for three minutes to charge it, and your charging power starts at 0.17 watts and ends at nearly zero watts three minutes later.

Oops!  Perhaps you need to actually measure the capacitance of your device?

Here is what I said to RMS:

<<<
A Maxwell K2Series BCAP 2000 Farad ultracapacitor is in a can that is 10 cm long x 6 cm in diameter.  In one of your clips you claim that you made a home-brew 2000 Farad capacitor that is roughly the size of a credit card.  Let us be conservative and say that you are claiming 10X the energy density by volume with your credit card sized capacitor that you claim is 2000 Farads. The onus is on you to prove that is true - that your credit-card-sized capacitor is 2000 Farads because right now I do not believe it.
>>>

And you are claiming 2600 Farads in a device not much bigger than a large postage stamp!!!

Something does not jive daddy-o!!!

< Attached pic:  2600 Farad 2.5V Boostcap >

MH
You do spend a lot of time proving nothing.

Here is some information on J/FETs,so as you dont make the same mistake twice.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JFET

And some info on resonant systems in and around an ICE--so as you dont make that mistake again.

And just in case you forget the true scientific meaning of resonance,just so as you dont get it mixed up with a wine glass vibrating at it's natural resonant frequency.

Quote: In physics, resonance describes when a vibrating system or external force drives another system to oscillate with greater amplitude at a specific preferential frequency.

Hope this all helps out in your learning curve MH.


Brad

Brad!

That is one suave bait and switch!  You are one cool cat.  Shaken not stirred!

How would you test your capacitor on the bench to determine the size?  Let's see your bench smarts in action on paper right now.

You built a mysterious capacitor of unknown value.  What would you do on the bench to measure the value of the capacitor?  What about measuring any other characteristics of the capacitor?  What are they and what would you do?

MileHigh