Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[giantkiller]

Seems as though sound canons have other uses.
http://rainengineering.com/

--giantkiller.

[innovation_station]

hey gk ...

lookie my new old toy

its a super heterodyne  6vdc battery powered tube radio from 1932 as i was told ... 

o the fun ....

ist!

just felt i had to show my new gift ..

[giantkiller]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbvdG8cqhOE&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odvO9zRRajU

Just thought someone would like to see other patterns...

--giantkiller

[giantkiller]

Atom 'A' exclaims to atom 'B': I think I lost an electron?!'
Atom 'B' replies 'Are you sure?'.
Atom 'A' replies ' I'm positive!'.

Ok here is a simple info bomb.
The GK4 had copper 90 degrees against iron.
The GK PMH had copper 90 degrees against steel.
The GK SM15 has copper 90 degrees against copper.
What about a copper to 90 degree copper device? Bias the seondary. This gives a secondary static field to impinge upon with the primary pulse to effect the magnetic moment. You then have 2 fields at 90 degrees.

In all these instances we have an inherent delay were the copper's magetic field moment declines faster than the other material's moment. We now have a delay instituted. The 90 degree placement, not coupling, enables an increased effect to the secondary declining field. This time gap between the primary and secondary field declination gives the RE effect!
As the secondary magnetic moment is declining in a reverse polarity action the primary material's pulse actuates against the secondary field as a high impact statement in a forward polarity. This eclipse is gamma ray fast! This is the speed we are attaining naturally.
When SM said he snipped the delay to find the right frequency. This was a spoof! He just cut a piece of iron in inline to get a slower magnetic moment as to compared to the copper's attributes.

--giantkiller. 'nuff sed.

[EMdevices]

Atom 'A' exclaims to atom 'B': I think I lost an electron?!'
Atom 'B' replies 'Are you sure?'.
Atom 'A' replies ' I'm positive!'.

LOL,  good one!!