Claimed OU circuit of Rosemary Ainslie

[TinselKoala]

TK
may i post a summary
perhaps a very brief # 3
Chet

Absolutely, please do.
I've been trying to get on that forum myself. Register, wait for email validation, disable browser security, first try doesn't work, second validation number received, validation accepted, now I must be "moderated" before I can post. Since Friday I've been trying.

[ramset]

PM
Jibbjuy [member here and there]He got me on in ten minutes[slight exaggeration ]
Chet
PS
I also put in a request on the Thread

[ramset]

TK
Aaron says your good to go

Chet
BTW when you have a moment,whats a scalar wave?[besides dangerous]
Ive heard these are the longitudinal waves Tesla spoke of?
nothing can shield them?
There making them in the Ed Gray tube thread over there.

[TinselKoala]

TK
Aaron says your good to go

Chet
BTW when you have a moment,whats a scalar wave?[besides dangerous]
Ive heard these are the longitudinal waves Tesla spoke of?
nothing can shield them?
There making them in the Ed Gray tube thread over there.

Thx, chet, discussion in progress over there now.

Scalar waves...mostly misunderstood. You will even hear people talk about "scalar vectors" which always cracks me up. A vector, of course, is a quantity with both a definite magnitude and a definite direction, like a force for example. A scalar is just a magnitude, with no direction associated with it. So a "scalar vector" is sort of like a "jumbo shrimp" only worse--a contradiction in terms. Like saying "free" and "energy" in the same breath.
But anyway, the idea seems to be that EM can come in two flavors--second, like the transverse and orthogonal E and M oscillations from normal radio systems, and first, like what Tesla and others have called "longitudinal waves" or perhaps scalar waves. While the transverse waves can be viewed like a vibrating string under tension, with nodes, a plane of oscillation, and so on, the longitudinal waves are more like sound itself--that is, a "compression and rarefaction" of the medium, so the oscillation is not at right angles to the direction of propagation like in transverse waves, but is in the same direction--longitudinal--as the propagation.
Shielding? The experiments that I have done myself indicate that longitudinal waves are indeed very difficult to shield by normal RF shielding means. I was able to transmit a longitudinal signal into a Faraday screen room, using a circuit I found on JLN's site.
Dangerous? I would imagine that given enough power and at the right frequencies they could be dangerous. So could anything else.
Reality: I think what most people are referring to as scalar or longitudinal waves (even Tesla) are really wide powerful broadband bursts of simple RF.

[allcanadian]

@TinselKoala

I just checked the thread on energeticforum. Nobody seems concerned at all that her claims of excess energy are completely invalidated, IF her circuit in the pdf, which is the only one with reported test results, is doing what I found. They are happily theorizing and going off on tangents, while ignoring my work completely (except for ramset--thanks, Chet...)

Completely Invalidated you say,LOL, I do not think one minor attempt qualifies as "completely invalidated" in any sense of the word. You should understand that many real inventors can spend months or years to perfect a device, then some yahoo throws together a bunch of crap in a single day and yells "Ah-ha it's all a lie" and the cycle of ignorance continues. I would suggest you actually try to understand the circuit process before you go off judging anyone.
Regards
AC