ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[Dave45]

Whatever you do dont try this,
it wont work
just ask MH or TK
your wasting your time
quit playing with silly circuits

watch tv
watch sports

watch tv
watch sports

we will take care of you
watch tv
watch tv
go back to sleep
go back to sleep


later
dave out

[MileHigh]

Dave45:

I just peeked in on this thread and see that myself and TK got honourable mention.  Unfortunately your mockery is misdirected and it looks like it bounced off a transparent Lucite wall and hit you back in the face.

For starters, who ever said that you should go numb and just watch TV or go to sleep?  Not me, so that is a straw man argument.

I tried to get you to wake up from your fantasies and get real and learn the basics of electronics but you rejected that.  What's the result?  You post totally retarded circuits like in your recent posting that don't even make sense.  You have diode-capacitor ladder networks that can produce high voltage DC from an AC source.  So you connect the DC outputs from your ladder networks to a transformer input, which needs AC to work.  Complete nonsense!

You are still asleep Dave.

MileHigh

[Dave45]

Yea the sarcasm was unnecessary, sorry bout that 

Its pulsed dc, look again 

Its a dual rail pos ladder on one side, neg ladder on the other

[Cap-Z-ro]

...and follow the bible to the letter also dave. (guffaw icon)

Regards...

[MileHigh]

Dave,

Do a timing diagram.  Your pulsed DC will work it's way up each of the two ladders so that you have say -50 volts DC plus a small bump as the potential keeps climbing.  The other ladder network will do the same, +50 volts DC plus a small bump.

The transformer may couple the AC bumps, but at the same time the transformer will short out the 100 volts DC across the primary.  It doesn't make any sense.

Captain Zero:  If the day ever comes when somebody is "outside the box" from what I understand, I will say so.  But if you don't have enough knowledge and experience, you don't even know where the walls of the box are.  All that you end up doing is imagining that you are outside the box when in fact you are still inside the box.  But you have no problem sitting back in your armchair watching other people spend their hard-earned money chasing after phantom boxes.  It's a tricky issue.

MileHigh