Quote from: Localjoe on May 10, 2008, 03:56:12 PM
Well gary we all come to our own answers in different ways, maybe my bad day and  talk with another inventor opened my eyes a bit so no i dont hate ya at all for saying that , i commend you for pointing it out. 
                                                                                                            Joe

Joe

I am glad  that you are not  mad


Any  ideas on how to  tap this "other " energy 

I am out of ideas at the moment .


gary

@ Joe:

I agree.  Remember way back in the early part of our efforts with the electrodes?  It seemed we had new folks coming in every other day and saying that all this was is a galvanic reaction.  We then, repeatedly, explained the many reasons for it not to be so.

Now, with the coils, I think most, if not all, of the same things we were seeing back then still apply.  There is no electrolyte, per se, and no real contact between the dissimilar metals due to the cotton insulation.  So, I still believe that not much, if any, of what we see is galvanic.  I think Stubblefield found a way to simulate our north/south electrode set-up all in one device. It somehow has its own north and south and + and - all in one.  For all we know, he may very well have started out as we have done, using separate electrodes and then discovered a new, better way.

Bill

@ bill
nice new id picki, cool shades

just lettin u all know, my HD had problems, somehow XP Pro went into an endless boot on friday, I think it's sorted but I will reboot 3 times to make sure.
If you dont hear from me 4 a while, Ill b saving up 4 a HD  also I gotta go have a barium swallo test tomorra, been having troubles in swallowing, hope nothing serious here, but 1 good thing, I gotta see what happens if I connect a + wire to a meter, the - wire to a barium metal thingie    ,,,,, ha ha. rofl only way to get barium metal cheeply.
its tru I kid you not. OK gotta think up how to connect on barium doos
comments welcome...................

OK gotta go an reboot 3 times, hope it works OK
If the pc stalls, then I'll post on my laptop.
here goes.

jim

Quote from: electricme on May 11, 2008, 12:47:09 AM
@ bill
nice new id picki, cool shades

just lettin u all know, my HD had problems, somehow XP Pro went into an endless boot on friday, I think it's sorted but I will reboot 3 times to make sure.
If you dont hear from me 4 a while, Ill b saving up 4 a HD  also I gotta go have a barium swallo test tomorra, been having troubles in swallowing, hope nothing serious here, but 1 good thing, I gotta see what happens if I connect a + wire to a meter, the - wire to a barium metal thingie    ,,,,, ha ha. rofl only way to get barium metal cheeply.
its tru I kid you not. OK gotta think up how to connect on barium doos
comments welcome...................

OK gotta go an reboot 3 times, hope it works OK
If the pc stalls, then I'll post on my laptop.
here goes.

jim

Jim
good luck with your test tomorow

Hope   it all  gets better



Was that the  first  trouble   you have had with this hard drive ?

I usually  reformat  once or  twice  before I  give up on the  drive .




gary

@ Jim:

Thanks.  Same picture, I just zoomed in a bit and played with the contrast.

Best of luck to you on your test!  I guess you will be radioactive for a little while then.  Hey, if we poured barium on our cells I wonder if..........

If you can get another drive, I would suggest installing the new drive as a slave and then ghosting the primary drive to it and then switch them out.  This will save you from installing everything again, unless, if you are having severe software probs, a clean install might work out better.  I run two drives for this reason.  I ghost from one drive to the other as a back-up (including boot files) and if my primary crashes, I just swap out to the secondary. Although I will admit to not backing up as often as I probably should.

Again, good luck on the tests.

Bill