Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[WilbyInebriated]

MPS06
with an hfe of 400 to 750
Vbe of .17

http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=718.msg10540#msg10540

not sure who supplied this info

i sent that info to poynt... i felt milehigh had his foot so far down his mouth he was probably choking.

The "special custom transistor" is also a big red flag that should make you very wary of what Mr. Stiffler is saying here.  If he said "specially qualified transistor" that would be a different thing, implying that he had to go through a batch of standard transistors to find one with performance characteristics that met his requirements.  However, I even find that logic to be very weak.  In my opinion there is almost no reason that the normal variability associated with a given transistor part number should pose a major problem for the type of stuff that he is doing.  Finally, if you take the literal interpretation of "special custom transistor" at face value, then that doesn't make much sense either.  Certainly no semiconductor company has made a "special custom transistor" for Mr. Stiffler because he would probably have to buy a million of them to get them to do a custom design just for him.  So that leaves him finding a non-standard transistor at an electronics recycling place and calling it a "special custom transistor."

MileHigh

being the nice guy i am, and despising logical fallacy the way i do, i thought i would set him (milehigh) straight.

[slapper]

WilbyInebriated - how many electronic design projects have you been involved with?

Never mind - I read that it was milehigh that needed that question. Must continue on......

Take care.

nap

[WilbyInebriated]

WilbyInebriated - how many electronic design projects have you been involved with?

Never mind - I read that it was milehigh that needed that question. Must continue on......

Take care.

nap

hundreds, maybe thousands now, i design electronic projects all the time. i have never kept count.

yup - indeed he does and a few more... carry on

you too.

as an aside, the information i sent to poynt is nothing secret or something that only a select few were privy to. anyone who has been following stiffler's work with any sort of diligence would have been aware of this custom transistor... stiffler spoke of it awhile back and it's all in the public realm.

[Pirate88179]

hundreds, maybe thousands now, i design electronic projects all the time. i have never kept count.

yup - indeed he does and a few more... carry on

you too.

as an aside, the information i sent to poynt is nothing secret or something that only a select few were privy to. anyone who has been following stiffler's work with any sort of diligence would have been aware of this custom transistor... stiffler spoke of it awhile back and it's all in the public realm.

Interesting.  I seem to recall that MH had some problems understanding the JT circuit.  Go figure.

Bill

[WilbyInebriated]

Interesting.  I seem to recall that MH had some problems understanding the JT circuit.  Go figure.

Bill

he still has problems with the JT... stuck his foot in  mouth a couple times already in the OUR jt threads. now he is on to dynamometers, someone should tell him it's the engine that applies the load to the dyno... and that a chassis dyno measures torque or power delivered to the simulated 'road' (read as dynamometer rollers) via the drive wheels and what type of "engine" (be it gas, electric, powered by mh's hot air or his mom in hamster wheel...) is being used is irrelevant... it's not an engine dyno being used...

the more he tries to be an authority the less of one he becomes.

edit: for anyone about to tell me about absorption dyno's, don't. that's why there is a wink after that sentence.