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22686
DAVE: Coarse language is still a no no for this site. Stooping to its use is non-professional, and you lose the arguement immediately. It is also something...
jim farrer
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Jan 1, 2007
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22687
Hi Jim, Fine. I'll unsubscribe from this list and admit to being the loser. Ed is an asshole. Dave _____ From: usa-tesla@yahoogroups.com...
David Thomson
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Jan 1, 2007
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22688
Hi Reese, ... No, let's not. He asks all kinds of questions, but doesn't listen to the answers. I have had enough of Ed Philips. Dave...
David Thomson
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Jan 1, 2007
3:21 pm
22689
... Dave: Read it much, much more carefully, particularly this: "given no external electric or magnetic fields". Ed...
Ed Phillips
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Jan 1, 2007
4:19 pm
22690
I would like to comment about the comments below refering to Tesla's understanding of the role of the ionosphere. He was wrong! We was thinking interms of...
Lynn
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Jan 1, 2007
4:25 pm
22691
... That is apparent. What is also apparent, you didn't read through to see where I busted on Ed's chops too. Reese...
Reese
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Jan 1, 2007
4:47 pm
22692
Enjoy. via /. Reese -- http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/12/31/0419232&from=rss Flexible, Plastic Sheets of Power Posted by Zonk on Sunday...
Reese
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Jan 1, 2007
4:48 pm
22693
A couple of sayings I learned as a brash youth: "Engage brain before opening mouth." "We resort to profanity when reason fails." Still true over 70 years...
Ed Phillips
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Jan 1, 2007
7:34 pm
22694
... Start of Reply. ... Am I reading the statement above out of context or are you agreeing that constants are variable ? My posts title & context suggest a...
Jet Black
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Jan 1, 2007
10:11 pm
22695
Ed, you seem to feel that the absence of the words "longitudinal wave" *prove beyond any doubt* that Tesla had no ideas along these lines. From another of...
jim farrer
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Jan 1, 2007
11:53 pm
22696
Tesla wrote that he first hit upon to the Earth Resonance concept when measuring EM signals from nearby thunderstorms, and he noticed that the signals slowly...
Bill Beaty
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Jan 2, 2007
7:29 am
22697
... Lighting Conductiors and Guards Oliver Lodge 1892 Mentions the earth likely to resonate about 17.mumble Hz. (THAT book I can find. Also available as...
davep@...
oddjob1947
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Jan 2, 2007
1:50 pm
22698
David. Tesla was an inventor, not a theoretical physicist. Einstein did not invent anything, as I recall, but rather developed equations for a number of very...
McGalliard, Frederick B
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Jan 2, 2007
4:19 pm
22699
Core issue, the spark is a negative resistance. As the current increases, the voltage decreases because the plasma gets hotter. As long as the plasma does not...
McGalliard, Frederick B
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Jan 2, 2007
4:20 pm
22700
Sure. Take your best. I was trying to figure out if I should be nice or charge you for my time on the design and research. You do know that the vendors I cited...
McGalliard, Frederick B
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Jan 2, 2007
4:22 pm
22701
Kick it. Frequency of relaxation after being kicked is resonance. Just like a drum. ________________________________ From: David Thomson...
McGalliard, Frederick B
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Jan 2, 2007
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22702
... ...and it is worthy perhaps, in pondering public perception, that Einstein had Essentially NOTHING to do with 'the bomb', save some 'public' (private,...
davep@...
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Jan 2, 2007
4:33 pm
22703
This kind of behavior is 1. sometimes a result of knowing the correct answer and not listening to nonsense. 2. a common behavior for many if not all of us at...
McGalliard, Frederick B
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Jan 2, 2007
4:36 pm
22704
Forced to agree. Near as I can tell, he spent his later years trying to fing a theory of everything (GUT I believe), and failed totally. ...
McGalliard, Frederick B
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Jan 2, 2007
4:49 pm
22705
... Would it be accurate to say that the spark (more especially an arc) IS an amplifier, in the same sensen as a vacuum tube, a transistor, mag amp, carbon...
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Jan 2, 2007
4:52 pm
22706
Not sure a carbon mike meets the criteria, but for the others, sure. A tunnel diode is a great example as well. Actually on thinking on it, it is not clear to...
McGalliard, Frederick B
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Jan 2, 2007
5:28 pm
22707
Ed, you seem to feel that the absence of the words "longitudinal wave" *prove beyond any doubt* that Tesla had no ideas along these lines. From another of your...
Ed Phillips
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Jan 2, 2007
10:45 pm
22708
David. Tesla was an inventor, not a theoretical physicist. Einstein did not invent anything, as I recall, but rather developed equations for a number of very...
Ed Phillips
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Jan 2, 2007
10:47 pm
22709
Forced to agree. Near as I can tell, he spent his later years trying to fing a theory of everything (GUT I believe), and failed totally." Typical of many (but...
Ed Phillips
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Jan 2, 2007
11:10 pm
22710
Not sure a carbon mike meets the criteria, but for the others, sure. A tunnel diode is a great example as well. Actually on thinking on it, it is not clear to...
Ed Phillips
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Jan 2, 2007
11:14 pm
22711
I would be more generous. They tend, after doing the easy stuff (all of which based, usually, on ground work by many many others) to focus on a problem that...
McGalliard, Frederick B
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Jan 2, 2007
11:44 pm
22712
What was Tesla detecting? Well, if thunderstorms have electromagnetic dead zones as Tesla describes, then a big storm cloud should be surrounded by...
Ed Phillips
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Jan 2, 2007
11:48 pm
22713
Gee Ed, I suggest you pick up a biography on Tesla and rethink your statement about Tesla and his lack of commercially viable products. You can start with ...
Steve Elswick
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Jan 2, 2007
11:51 pm
22714
Gee Ed, I suggest you pick up a biography on Tesla and rethink your statement about Tesla and his lack of commercially viable products. You can start with...
Ed Phillips
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Jan 3, 2007
12:42 am
22715
... It does. (Tho this bit of technbo trivia is now largely lost, along with the carbon mike. 8)>>) A carbon mike (duly fitted with DC supply, etc) can...
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Jan 3, 2007
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