Quote from: Pirate88179 on January 20, 2008, 06:51:17 PM
Yes, it is very difficult to locate stuff once a topic gets as long as this one is. 
Bill

I posted this last week. I found it by surprise.
I clicked onto the print button at the bottom of the page. A new windo came up - it took a little time- then the entire thread from beginning to present showed up on one browser page.
Maybe it doesn't work on all browsers. I would just do that once and keep it in a text file for easier reference. Then later again when things get too long again.
jeanna

@ Jeanna:

Yes, I read when you posted that but, it drops out all photos and circuit diagrams, etc.  I guess someone could read it and, make a note of the page number where someone posted a photo of a device and then go to the forum and look it up.  It just seems cumbersome to me.  I had to post the picture of my little circuit three times before I could explain to you all what I was doing. (It's hard to explain when you are not sure yourself) Someone just reading the "print" page would never see that or any of the patents that Hans, and the rest of us posted.  What do you think of a second topic to be used just for the technical stuff?  Of course, I guess we could not stop people from just posting anything there.  I just thought it might be easier to say "See my op-amp circuit diagram on page 3."  (Not 300, ha ha)  Just a thought. Is your fish done yet?

Bill

Quote from: Pirate88179 on January 20, 2008, 08:10:18 PM
@ Jeanna:

Yes, I read when you posted that but, it drops out all photos and circuit diagrams, etc.  "See my op-amp circuit diagram on page 3."  (Not 300, ha ha)  Just a thought. Is your fish done yet?

Bill

Bill, what you say is true. Now, look at this

Post by: Pirate88179 on November 02, 2007, 09:15:20 PM

That is not the page number, but it is the date and time of the post you made with the list of metals with their galvanic differences.- or whatever that is called. You don't know what page that is but you can find it way faster than trying for page 10 then 20 then 5 etc. Plus it doesn't take bandwidth at the time you are doing it. once you get close you can go find the page, It does have links. Anything that is text. I dunno, I thought it was easier.

I also don't think you can control what people are going to do. take yesterday for example...

jeanna

I spent the day on some of the tpu threads.
At the end of my eyes, I saw this

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=3547.105

Marco did some single wire experiments that are cool AND may relate to what we are seeing with these earth batteries. I am thinking about the no voltage spot. 

jeanna

@ Jeanna:

Thank you for "discovering" the print option.  Yes, it has its limitations as I have pointed out, but, it is still way better than searching back pages looking for something we missed. I will check out the link you just posted.  As I have said before, I believe a lot of the topics here are related in ways we all just don't see....YET!  But we all will.

I am very excited that I have a blown fuse in my dmm and my new cell did not self destruct.  I will report more as soon as I am able to do so.  I was telling a friend about that and he said it was interesting that I could capture enough power to blow that fuse.  I had never thought about it that way before.  I have never used this new digital meter for anything other than the earth battery experiments. So, maybe that failure was not so bad afterall.

Bill