Quote from: Dog-One on August 29, 2016, 10:35:35 PM

Yes, Erfinder is miles ahead of me.  But if I ever figure some of it out and can do it myself, I promise all of you will be able to as well.  Maybe it's where I'm at in life's journey.  Seems I can teach better than I can learn.

Erfinder is also very easy to get along with.  All you need to do is think for yourself and bring something new to the table.  Just don't be surprised if what you think is new, he's seen and done years ago.  Some of the long hours I spent with him would cost a small fortune to get by way of formal education.  I kick myself for not taking better notes.   

I can't say it better, in my time with him on emails and Skype I came away with the impression that he is very sincere, friendly, and helpful. He has some top of the line equipment, knows how to use it and is a master craftsman in his builds. Being a bit of a builder myself I am strongly biased in this direction and while I don't denigrate builders who don't have a machine shop in their lab I always am amazed and delighted at their perseverance and inventiveness. Kone is a good example of the get some pieces from the hardware store and build, "get er done"... he is a prolific builder. Then there are some more polished builders like Brad, Luc, Clanzer, possibly even myself. Then there is the creme de la creme of builders like Nali with outstanding graphics skills and impeccable building skills that are inspiring to say the least. I put erfinder's builds right up there. On Skype he was demonstrating a device for me and a couple of spins with his fingers and on to manipulate the scope while it (the device) ran down over minutes. Needless to say I was impressed with his knowledge and the design and implementation of his  devices.


And proud to add him to my list that says, "Friend"


Ron

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QuoteNo untrue, or exaggerated statements were made....You do yourself a disservice by highlighting that post.....every bit of it is true.

Only you would think that what cant be seen dose not exist--your mistake,not mine.

QuoteTruth as you see it isn't truth, its truth as you see it.  Fact is, I am showing something new to all who choose to appreciate it. This party is just starting, when it reaches climax depends on the vested interests, it's not a one man show like it has been...it's not about you.

Only you would think you have something new,when in actual fact,it is only new to you.
You think known science dose not know what you do?.

QuoteYou would have demonstrated great wisdom by stopping at "what's the big deal...."  Everything that followed where you should have stopped, shows you are clueless as to what's going on in that stupid simple quick demo, and have offered your best wrong guess.  This isn't a guessing game.

Everything is a guessing game with you Erfinder-always has been.

QuoteThe LAG is an abomination, and the rotary transformer was/is an unfinished abomination.  Feel free to comment on my non existing work.  You share what you have, and have shared nothing, from this one can safely assume you have nothing?  The ignorant have demonstrated time and time again that they are the only ones who think I talk in riddles.

The ignorant make assumptions that something is not finished,because they have not seen the finished product.
The rotary transformer is far from your reach,so please refrain from making judgement on something you know nothing about.

QuoteI don't make hour long videos that say nothing.

No-you make short video's that say even less.

You have nothing that comes even remotely close to the rotary transformer,but you are of course welcome to put your best up against it  .

What i have found in the past year,is many have lots to say(like your self),but when it comes to the crunch of answering a challenge-you,like many others,never have the balls to put your money where your mouth is-so to speak.

If you would like to be the third person to see what the !finished! rotary transformer can do,then challenge me with the best you have.
We will then see who has the abomination,and who has the good's.

I predict that you will not put your self in this position-like the many before you who made the same claims against me,through  fear of everyone else finding out who is the real deal,and who is nothing more than words on a page.

I practice induction, I don't just read about it and play with it in motors and generators.

Thats great,as i only play with motors and generator.
It (the challenge) should be a hands down win for you,as i am so far behind

You have made claims against my work,and so now it's time you justify those claims.


Brad

erFINDER AND GENTLEMEN,

Ive watched you for a while now. Dont talk of metaphysics, circuits that are claimed to be working but "you just cant see it",  here, unless you want it measured and analyzed with science equipment, which it cant be.

Subjects like Keshe are so metaphysical it cant be discussed until you understand that intent drive the coils.

There are Keshe coils that are being built and sold in South America, by a group of friends I know of, who say, they are making successful electricity generating coils and the coils take time to be conditioned to produce more and more electricity daily using the intent of the operators. In the Northern hemisphere, Keshe is failing miserably. The measurers and doubters make sure of it. This is metaphysics and its beyond physics. There cannot be proof here. Its not measurable.

Perhaps we are successful or fail according to our intent.

Perhaps you could provide more info on its self motoring characteristics ?

I collect generated output in cap banks and then once per rev dump that back into the coils.
My build is constantly changing, always trying different things, one set-up was strange though and am trying to build it again , I would fire the coils for drive only for an instant and 180 deg. later the coils were giving a big kick to the rotation , a much bigger kick than the original dump.
It's like the coils themselves were acting like caps somehow.
I like to see the work of others sometimes it helps.
Thanks to all who contribute.
artv