the possibility of “sparkgap OU”
Has there ever been any rigorous analysis of sparkgaps that might suggest that?
It gets claimed from time to time in fringe inventions.
Forget IEC –as it is clearly little more than another Steorn. But for those
who still hold out the hope that there could be some kind of novel validity to
the magmo concept - IEC notwithstanding – here is another twist which foregoes
the idea that the inventor must “super-size it” to reach sel
Everyone will be pleased to hear that the bearings are in and the battery
is charged and the magmo is back on line. Something about that arm that
keeps going up and down in the top left image reminds me of this:
https://youtu.be/PCuf86tbbXs
On Fri, May 31, 2019 at 8:20 PM Terry Blanton wrote:
Allegedly, the bearings failed and they are awaiting new ones. Is there a
Steorn echo in here? ;)
If anyone is still holding out hope that this is not a continuation of the
Joseph Newman delusion…
https://earthenginelive.com/
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