Nick Palmer wrote:
> Paul wrote:-
>
> <<Nick, Answer this. If it is possible to capture energy from ambient
> temperature then wouldn't you want to know how?>>
>
> I wish you luck in your endeavour.
Please don't leave now.
> <<If I can demonstrate how you can store energy taken from ambient
> temperature then will admit your error?>>
>
> I will only accept a working device as a true demonstration of your
> assertion.You speculated that this device could power the world. Just
> giving us what you believe to be a watertight theory is not enough.
> Could'a, would'a, should'a won't cut the mustard. Experiment trumps
> theory, particularly way out theories... Build it and we will come.
Nick, for the sake of truth I am directly challenging you on your statements
regarding thermal voltage noise. Again I ask you -->
Question for Nick -->
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If I can demonstrate how you can store energy taken from ambient temperature
then will admit your error? No I am not trying to trick you with temperature
gradients or radiation from radio stations or electric ground potential
gradients, etc. etc. I am talking about a device that utilizes thermal voltage
noise at room temperature-- Vn = sqrt(4 K T R dF)
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Regards,
Paul Lowrance
