Claimed OU circuit of Rosemary Ainslie

[poynt99]

Paul.

Those results were calculated from Glen's own data that he posted. I took his raw data for the tests noted and did the number crunching on them since all four power calculations were not yet posted by anyone. This also confirmed two of the POS calculations that were posted.

Regarding the DC control tests for Glen's resistor, he also did that and posted the results at EF. I believe it is about 4.5W for that temperature.

I performed DC control tests for the two tests/settings I used, namely the 2.5kHz and 375 kHz settings, which resulted in 1.3W and 13.5W respectively.

The measured POS with the circuit running was 2.0W and 22.72w respectively.

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[PaulLowrance]

poynt99,

I did not see the control experiment. Do I have to read this entire thread to find it? I would appreciate it if you could post the temperature increase from Ainslie's device, and then the required power to heat the same component from the control experiment.

Let me know if you find it.

Paul

[PaulLowrance]

To be honest it should be clear what I'm asking for. If someone has done the experiment, then why not post it. In looking through the thread I saw the temperatures produced by the Ainslie device, but I did not see the control experiment where it showed how much power was required to heat the same component to the same temperature.

Paul

[hartiberlin]

Hi Paul,
please slow down,
I have spoken with Rosemary via Skype
and she lives in South Africa.
Maybe you should do it to ?

She wants to publish in a peer review soon.

I really have to catch up with all these postings here, but
am much stuck in my other work and
with my new battery I am working on.
Regards, Stefan.

[PaulLowrance]

Yes, I spoke with Donald Duck on the phone when I was a child.     That proves nothing except that you spoke with a female on the phone. So if you want to call me, I can get my friend to play the role of Einstein. Does that mean you'll speak with Einstein? Sterling spoke with mylow. Sterling visited mylow. So what? We all know mylow was a faker who's intent was to waste research time.

This is ridiculous. I asked her to show me some of her math. She showed nothing. I asked her to prove her claim of being Rosemary A. Ainslie. She refused. I asked her to post the details about her device how to make the resistive inductive load. No details. How many turns? What's the spacing between turns. How long. What's the diameter. What's type of wire? Etc. etc. This is exactly what happens a few times per year. Vague descriptions, and when it does not perform as claim then you didn't do it correct. They get all defensive when you ask for details or try to get them to show some sign of sincerity. Every time they waste massive amounts of time. Is that the goal of your website Stefan? Do you support fakes?

Paul