THE RANT ROOM

[TommeyReed]

Simulation is like a video game, I know I did a lot of programming as a kid.

It never will give the the correct answers, just a basic that is useless in the real world of reality!

A real prototype is the real deal, not some foolish animations and misleading numbers that mean nothing!

Don't waste your money on expensive video games!

Again, I have a friend in Texas who used these type of software and ended up wasting millions of dollars on a energy system that didn't work!

Even air compressor you buy are misleading on the data no matter how much they cost!

Prototypes are your best reality of input vs output, not a simulation that cost $$$.

Tom

[stivep]

Prototypes are your best reality of input vs output, not a simulation that cost $$$.
Tom

I agree. Good point.Simulation is  used  to save money and   possibly avoid bad decisions.
Simulation is based on entered data that could be any, and its result is 100% dependent on it.
Simulation is not a proof but another tool  on the table among many.

Simulation: Someone  enters data,         forms tasks at the cost of the devices, software written by "others."
Simulation: Someone  else                     forms tasks at the cost of his pocket to convince  targeted   others.
How do we know that SolarLab or Lottalead are not  participants of a simulation         but true passionates ?

_{Note: registered in  November of 2022 - Please look at his other comments too.}
Here is a quote of Lottalead:

Tommy, I took the liberty of forwarding your comments to Astra management.
They were not pleased.
This is my opinion , and you can obviously do and say as you wish, but...
I would be a bit more careful in what you say on public forums, there can and often are repercussions for those who spread false statements.
LL

https://overunity.com/19069/holcomb-energy-systemsbreakthrough-technology-to-the-world/msg580806/#msg580806
Just a question dear Lottalead: 
What was your motivation ?
What did  you gain by that?
What units of measure we can use to express your gain?
Will you ever respond to the questions, or  you will not? -and why?
Wesley

[onepower]

Simulations have there place and I used to use Solidworks Flow quite a bit.
What I found is that like ChatGPT a simulation seldom if ever tells the user something they don't already know.

I found simulators to be slow and redundant. Like ChatGPT the answer is only
as good as the description and context of the question. It's ironic because
the people intelligent enough to know all the correct details of the question
being asked should already know the answer. Thus the simulation does not
generally give new answers only a confirmation of what the user asked based on general knowledge.

What confuses most people is mistaking the skill of the user who built the simulation with the
simulation itself. Like thinking a brush and paint made a painting when in fact it was an artist
who made it. So a simulation is kind of like a brush and paint but if your not an artist it's basically useless.

Similar to the countless people who built a Adam's motor/generator that didn't work.
Then as the story goes, one person walked into the room changed some wires and it
did work for reasons nobody could understand. The machine didn't change itself the
user changed the machine based on knowledge and understanding they already possessed.

So it's important to understand the difference between what we think were seeing and what is actually happening.

AC

[rakarskiy]

onepower, absolutely spot on!

To calculate accurately you need to know what to calculate, the parameters of the components and all the initial and correction data. I pointed out above that there is no free software available for calculating generators.

[SolarLab]

03 August 2023

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