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Paradox
I don't know what to think about this little circuit...
http://is.gd/electricparadigm
The more inductive loads I add to it in parallel, the more difficult it is to diminish their output. It begins to suggest the dichotomy paradox of Zeno?
But it confirms what I learned from stumbling into Eric Dollard and Chris Carson's Parametric Excitations: that a loosely coupled transformer can surprise expectations.
For once, I'm humbled.
For if I were a fool, at least I could be proud of playing a role which nobody else wants.
But this circuit turns me around in circles.
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At least, if it were believable, then there is safety in knowing that the FCC won't get involved since it puts out so little influence into the immediate vicinity.
I've had people complain that my circuit simulations which involve the use of an aerial is just begging for lightning to come and strike.
But I'm more concerned about the FCC. The odds of attracting lightning is far less than the odds of angering the FCC for failure to prevent local radio interference emanating from electrical experiments.
http://is.gd/electricparadigm
The more inductive loads I add to it in parallel, the more difficult it is to diminish their output. It begins to suggest the dichotomy paradox of Zeno?
But it confirms what I learned from stumbling into Eric Dollard and Chris Carson's Parametric Excitations: that a loosely coupled transformer can surprise expectations.
For once, I'm humbled.
For if I were a fool, at least I could be proud of playing a role which nobody else wants.
But this circuit turns me around in circles.
Help
At least, if it were believable, then there is safety in knowing that the FCC won't get involved since it puts out so little influence into the immediate vicinity.
I've had people complain that my circuit simulations which involve the use of an aerial is just begging for lightning to come and strike.
But I'm more concerned about the FCC. The odds of attracting lightning is far less than the odds of angering the FCC for failure to prevent local radio interference emanating from electrical experiments.
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