Claimed OU circuit of Rosemary Ainslie

[PaulLowrance]

could someone turn up the volume, and pass the popcorn?

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Now that this thread is winding-up, here is a classic bit of humour: -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78b67l_yxUc&feature=SeriesPlayList&p=CA0C205FE6CE14B4

I would like to thank Rosemary for making this thread one of the most interesting and enjoyable I have so far locked into.

Further serious input to this thread is a waste of time and effort.

Let the bun fight continue and enjoy the video.

Hoppy

Thanks Hoppy but the tribute definitely does not go to me.  First Poynty - then MH and then the rest and I've still to mention mention TK the proud initiater.  But we've had our fair share of fun.  I've actually drawn a carricature of the three of them dancing a vcitory jig.  Will have to work out how to upload it. 

But I'm not sure that we're at the end yet.  I think this is just the lull before the storm.  So MileHigh needs to keep his pencil sharp and at the ready.  And Poynt also, for that matter. 

Loved the video by the way.  Another series I actually know by heart.  Fell in love with Manuel way back.

[allcanadian]

@milehigh
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"Why should it make a difference between using a battery and a power supply and why should you get better results with the battery?"

A battery has plates and in between them an electrolyte(dielectric) thus the battery in the right context is a large surface area capacitor, you can measure the capacitance. If a transient hits a battery the electrolyte resistance can force the energy as a surface charge on the plates, phantom charge as you call it, thus a potential difference can arise between the first plate of the battery and conductors opposite the discharging inductance. A power supply almost always has multiple capacitors for ripple smoothing, resistors which transients flow over as a surface effect(skin effect) in the right context(HV), they have printed circuit boards with small spacing on the traces(capacitance and inductance) and the list goes on and on. I will post a picture of each and let everyone here decide if they are in fact the same thing, LOL.

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"Your resistor is most likely not as close to the original resistor because Poynt is using a COTS ceramic resistor and Rosemary's original testing was based on a COTS ceramic resistor.  Why should your home-made resistor be any better than Poynt's COTS resistor?  Why should the diameter of the resistor make any difference?  How is the resistor related to the COP performance?"
Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades, not in replicating a specific effect which appears during a narrow operating process. The length determines resonant frequency, the wire guage and length surface area, the spacing of the conductors self-induction/cemf and transient capacitance.

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"Why should grounding vs. not grounding make a difference?  How does grounding potentially influence the COP of the circuit?"
A ground is like a big capacitor plate, parasitic capacitance an electric field or surface charge will distribute over any extended surface area to lower it's potential, I could dig out my high school physics textbook if you like?. Would it matter if you ground an antenna? of course it does, you cannot apply simplistic rules that apply to 60Hz AC or DC to high frequency transients.

I am not sure what else to say, you seem to believe details do not matter in any way, that we can just throw any components together and they will always act the same. This is in direct contradiction to any literature I have ever read by people who seem to succeed in this technology as well as the field of electrical engineering. As well this does not sound very scientific, I am not sure how we can substitute almost every component in the quantum circuit with another different one then change the circuit itself and call it a replication by the very definition of the word.
Replication:
--A copy or reproduction.
--The act or process of duplicating or reproducing something.
--In scientific research, the repetition of an experiment to confirm findings or to ensure accuracy.

[allcanadian]

And now a Battery:)
I may not be the sharpest crayon in the box, but I can see many differences.

[Hoppy]

could someone turn up the volume, and pass the popcorn?

How about this: http://pulppopcorn.com/

Hoppy