Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED

[MarkE]

Indeed,, TK.

We all know what we know, we all know it to be true, that is until we learn otherwise.

I like to question everything and I try to see all sides,, even when I am pushing against a view, I quietly try to make sure I see what it is.

I was watching a quick little snip-it on metal whiskers,, I never thought that metal would grow whiskers and cause so much trouble,, I learned something new.

An argument from ignorance is a logical fallacy.  The fact that human knowledge is very limited does not invalidate that which we have learned from strong evidence.

[minnie]

   The man who never made a mistake never made anything!
   Experience is something you get when you're looking for
   something else!
   A sensible man knows if it looks too good to be true it
   usually isn't true!
                 John.

[minnie]

    Hi Mark,
              I haven't seen the answer to your quiz on reply 2619.
   I was able to do the previous buoyancy quiz, but it was multiple
   choice which helped.
       Would love to know the answers for this one.
              Thank you, John.

[minnie]

   I thought I'd stumbled on a bit of OU. the other day. I was checking the output of
  some solar PV with my old meter and got unexpected results. The only thing I can
  see to explain it is that the LCD. screen is acting as a solar cell when it's in bright
  sunlight, if I shade the screen it goes back to normal.
                  John.

[minnie]

Webby,
         are you still insinuating that a ZED can work?
      Some things are well understood, you'd have to agree on that.
      You wouldn't put water in the fuel tank of your car and I doubt
      that even Wayne Travis could convince you to do that!
          I have great respect for the scientists of the past, they
      didn't have the facilities we have today.
          If you want to get somewhere with an idea you've got to
      heed basic facts.
                         John.