Free Energy from Electromagnetic Wave Fields

[ZL]

rakarskiy, please start your own thread and post your stuff there.
Don't contaminate this thread with your hoax!

People, don't get deceived by this rakarskiy deception! It is a hoax. It does not belong to this thread. The very fact of getting it posted here without any connection reveals its malicious intent to destroy this thread, and bury the real discovery that I have shared.

[partzman]

rakarskiy, please start your own thread and post your stuff there.
Don't contaminate this thread with your hoax!

People, don't get deceived by this rakarskiy deception! It is a hoax. It does not belong to this thread. The very fact of getting it posted here without any connection reveals its malicious intent to destroy this thread, and bury the real discovery that I have shared.

ZL,

Sorry for encouraging with my previous post and I will refrain from any more comments on your thread. 

pm

[pomodoro]

What you don't seem to understand is that in the action of adding the two waves that the impedance they look into is doubled as well.  Individually  two identical ,coherent sine waves from separate sine generators of 2V RMS with 1ohm resistors supply= 2x2/1= 4W each =8W total. Now stack generators in series, we get the 4V RMS but 2ohm load instead. = 4x4/2 =8W. No power gain.  You  don't even  need to make this circuit physically to understand how these waves add together and also see that the load doubles too.


Your formulas here have no load transformation, which you need to include since you are talking of power before and after mixing. Power? well you need loads not just voltage.
Good luck dude, not wasting my breath on your thread no more.

[ZL]

What you don't seem to understand is that in the action of adding the two waves that the impedance they look into is doubled as well. 

Typical weird thinking and talking of establishment shills. You haven't got a clue about the science of EM waves but you dare to accuse us of not understanding wave superposition! :-)) The wave superposition that Mr. Vajda and I have discussed in the published material is accomplished in free space which has got a constant wave impedance of about 377 Ohms for EM waves at any point. The impedance of space where the two wave components enter the examined volume in far field is the same as the impedance of space where the resultant wave exits the volume. There is no doubling of any impedance here!

Individually two identical, coherent sine waves from separate sine generators of 2V RMS with 1ohm resistors supply= 2x2/1= 4W each =8W total. Now stack generators in series, we get the 4V RMS but 2ohm load instead. = 4x4/2 =8W. No power gain. You don't even need to make this circuit physically to understand how these waves add together and also see that the load doubles too.

Hahaha... You made my day! Now come one sonny! Are you really this ignorant, or you just pretend to be? A simple AC circuit that you are discussing here is not adding any EM waves together! There is no wave superposition in your circuit at all. In order to generate excess energy, first of all you must generate EM waves. And I mean real waves, not just sinusoidally changing voltages and currents. Apparently you can not even differentiate AC voltages and currents from EM waves, then how did you come to the idea to criticize the principle in the arrogant manner you did? Simply mind boggling!

If one could generate excess energy by simply connecting AC sources and loads in series (or parallel, or in any arbitrary combination) do you really think Mr. Vajda would waste his time, work and money on developing relatively complicated wave chambers and antenna systems depicted in his patent application? Would it not be much more simple and cheaper to just connect two AC sources and two loads as you have described?

Good luck dude, not wasting my breath on your thread no more.

Good riddance! Please keep your promise and don't post in my threads, thanks! When someone knows what he is doing he does not need any luck. You need luck apparently because you haven't got a clue, and you assume that I must be as ignorant as you are too. All I need is time and money; luck is not a factor in this research.

To everyone: It is not a sin to be ignorant about a subject, as long as one acts in a humble way knowing his limitations. I am also trying to be patient with such people, and explain things multiple times in different ways, because things can be learned by positively minded people who are really eager to learn. But when ignorance is combined with arrogance, and pride, and attacking real science with stupid arguments like pomodoro and other disinfo shills do, then I have no more patience for them. They should get what they deserve.

[telecom]

Typical weird thinking and talking of establishment shills. You haven't got a clue about the science of EM waves but you dare to accuse us of not understanding wave superposition! :-)) The wave superposition that Mr. Vajda and I have discussed in the published material is accomplished in free space which has got a constant wave impedance of about 377 Ohms for EM waves at any point. The impedance of space where the two wave components enter the examined volume in far field is the same as the impedance of space where the resultant wave exits the volume. There is no doubling of any impedance here!

Hahaha... You made my day! Now come one sonny! Are you really this ignorant, or you just pretend to be? A simple AC circuit that you are discussing here is not adding any EM waves together! There is no wave superposition in your circuit at all. In order to generate excess energy, first of all you must generate EM waves. And I mean real waves, not just sinusoidally changing voltages and currents. Apparently you can not even differentiate AC voltages and currents from EM waves, then how did you come to the idea to criticize the principle in the arrogant manner you did? Simply mind boggling!

By generating EM waves you mean the way they were generated by Hertz with
a capacitor as  dipole?